Croatian President Urges 2020 Euro Entry as Cabinet Wavers
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Croatian President Kolinda Grabar-Kitarovic said she sees her country adopting the euro by 2020 after emerging from a six-year recession, even as the government refuses to set a date.
“I do believe that in the next five years we will introduce the euro,” Kitarovic, a former NATO official and ambassador to the U.S., said in an interview on Tuesday in the capital, Zagreb. “It’s important for the Croatian economy because it’s so connected to European Union economies.”