克罗地亚财政部发布《外国投资审查法》草案向公众征求意见

Core Viewpoint - The Croatian Ministry of Finance has released a draft of the Foreign Investment Review Act for public debate, aimed at regulating foreign investments acquiring 10% or more of shares, stocks, or voting rights in companies, particularly those managing critical infrastructure and resources [2]. Group 1 - The draft law seeks to align national legislation with EU regulations and is part of Croatia's commitment to the standards of the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) [2]. - The legal framework is designed to assess foreign investment risks and implement preventive measures against potential negative impacts on national and European security and public order [2]. - The law targets investments controlled or influenced by third-country governments, including their state institutions or armed forces, which may pose risks related to illegal activities [2]. Group 2 - The public consultation period for the draft law will end on October 3 [3].