With the overall aim of retaining entrepreneurs and having them grow their respective businesses in Pula, the popular Istrian has managed to secure a considerable amount of money in direct non-refundable incentives for its local entrepreneurs, and the move will unarguably help certainly the city better conduct its business.
As Poslovni Dnevnik writes on the 3rd of October, 2019, the City of Pula has provided its local entrepreneurs with an additional half a million kuna in non-refundable grants, after they already used one million kuna this year to stimulate small business development within the city. This very welcome additional support is available to be used by the end of this year, according to the local portal Glas Istre.
“It’s our duty and obligation, above all, to create all the prerequisites for a favourable entrepreneurial environment that will motivate entrepreneurs to work and grow their businesses here in our city, and consequently create added value for the entire community.
I’m pleased that our entrepreneurs have recognised this and that in a very short time, they’ve used the million kuna in funds that we secured from the budget intended for this purpose. I’ sure that they’ll know how best to use the additional funds, amounting to half a million kuna.
The direct non-refundable incentives from the City of Pula will certainly help in business, as well as in other activities that we as a city regularly carry out which are important, from improving the preschool and school system to investing in infrastructure, which significantly improves the quality of life here. Therefore, it isn’t surprising that the City of Pula is one of the best cities for life and for conducting business in Croatia today,” said the mayor of Pula, Boris Miletić.
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