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ZAGREB, June 30 (Hina) - Croatia hasn't utilised the advantage of the initial impact of joining the European Union and is significantly lagging behind in absorbing EU funds, with foreign investments totalling a mere 127 million euro, the lowest amount since 1995, shows a survey on Croatia's three-year EU membership conducted among entrepreneurs by the Croatian Chamber of Commerce (HGK).
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