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ZAGREB, June 14 (Hina) - The cohesion policy must remain a pillar of the European Union also after 2020, and it should reflect in a better way the specific needs of EU member-states, Croatia's Regional Development and EU Funds Minister, Gabrijela Zalac, said during a meeting of ministers in charge of cohesion policies of the Visegrad Countries plus Bulgaria, Croatia, Romania and Slovenia in Warsaw on Wednesday.
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