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He pointed out that the realization of the Technology Park project is an example of successful cooperation between the Government and the City of Split, adding that such a center is a milestone in terms of opportunities for the high-tech industry and will enable young people to create their own companies, place ideas and attract investors in their projects.
Prime Minister Andrej Plenkovic today participated in the final conference of the project for the construction and equipping of the central building of the Technology Park Split in Split. He reminded that the Government, at the session held in Split in May 2018, at which a number of points related to the City of Split and the Split-Dalmatia County were adopted, reached a conclusion that the space of the former barracks in Dracevac, worth 18.3 million euros, should be ceded to Split.
The Prime Minister pointed out that the implementation of the Technology Park project is an example of successful cooperation between the Government and the City of Split, adding that the project is worth 22 million euros, of which 14 million was financed by the ITU mechanism.
"Such a center is a kind of milestone in terms of opportunities for the high-tech industry and will enable young, smart and creative people to use the technology park to create their companies, launch ideas and attract investors in their projects," Plenkovi? said.
He added that this is also a chance for Split, in addition to being a cultural, university, tourist, traffic and sports center, to profile itself as a technology hub on the Adriatic, and even the Mediterranean.
He also mentioned that the City of Split has increased its revenues by 130 percent since 2017, from 47 million to almost 100 million euros, which is proof that the Government's reform of financing local and regional self-government has enabled cities and municipalities much more funds for the implementation of their projects.
