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'We Are Building a Virtual City Where Citizens Will Be Able to Do More Work Digitally'

Zadar has once again confirmed its status as a smart city, winning the title of the best in Croatia in the Smart City category, and along with the digitalization of public services, it continues to invest heavily in transport, green infrastructure and energy efficiency. Zadar won the title of the best Croatian city in the Smart City category at the ninth Best City competition, and this year it also entered [...] Read More... from ‘We are buildin…

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