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NEWS BULLETIN NO. 12723
ZAGREB, March 10 (Hina) - The economic and financial effects of coronavirus in the EU will be discussed next week at a meeting of economy and finance ministers, the state secretary at the Croatian Foreign Ministry, Nikolina Brnjac, said on Tuesday.
Croatian Finance Minister Zdravko Maric spoke with his counterparts by phone on the economic and financial effects of coronavirus, Brnjac told reporters in Brussels.
She said the Croatian presidency of the European Union would put the topic on the agenda of the Economic and Financial Affairs Council, which convenes in Brussels on March 17.
Brnjac informed the European Parliament of what the Croatian presidency has done so far about the coronavirus epidemic.
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