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Cipcic-Bragadin Mesic & Associates to Advise Croatian Ministry of Public Administration on E-Business Project Implementation

Cipcic-Bragadin Mesic & Associates to Advise Croatian Ministry of Public Administration on E-Business Project Implementation

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Cipcic-Bragadin Mesic & Associates has executed a public procurement advisory agreement with the Croatian Ministry of Public Administration in relation to the implementation of an e-Business project.

In addition to Cipcic-Bragadin Mesic & Associates, others involved in the project include the Financial Agency – FINA, the APIS IT - Information System, and the Information Technologies Support Agency. Other advisers to Croatia's Ministry of Public Administration include KPMG, Projekt Jednako Razvoj, and Tridea.

The project, which is valued at over HRK 50 million, is financed by a grant from the European Social Fund, Operational Program-Effective Human Resources 2014-2020.

According to Cipcic-Bragadin Mesic & Associates, “once implemented, the e-Business project will provide unique access to electronic services for business users, [who will gain the] ability to download documentation on a personal computer, such as required documents from the tax authorities, health insurance, the pension system, etc. The implementation of the e-Business project will also provide unique access to public electronic services intended for business users, as well as secure electronic communication from public authorities to business entities through a so-called "Business User Inbox." With the help of e-Authorization, power of attorney and representation will be supported. This will also ... allow family members who do not know / do not want to use digital technology to give their family member a power of attorney so that they can use e-Citizens e-services instead.”

Cipcic-Bragadin Mesic & Associates' team is led by Partner Silvije Cipcic-Bragadin.

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Čipčić-Bragadin Mesić & Associates is one of the leading law firms in Croatia that serve companies, credit & financial institutions and public entities. We have been recommended and recognized as the legal experts and service leaders by many leading international legal guides for more than 15 consecutive years. With roots dating from 1928. we now probably have more tradition, experience and market presence than almost any other law firm in Croatia. We work closely with the leading international law firms and consultants so we’re able to manage complex, cross-border projects and deals seamlessly and successfully. Around 85% of our clients are international enterprises doing business in Croatia. List of our clients include some of the world-renowned companies such as Amazon Europe Core, China Machinery Engineering Corporation, Tate & Lyle, Nafta a.s., Unilever Croatia, Unilever Hungary, Lenovo, Innoenergy CE, Flixmobility, Flixbus CEE South, Okoenergie Group, CTC Holding, Bunge Limited, Chipita, Rolls-Royce, Canvas Holidays, Vacalianselect, Redgate Software, Red gate Investment, Yahoo!, Aston Martin Lagonda, Domino Printing UK, Domino Printing Sciences, Goldman Sachs, Deutsche Bank, Barclays Bank, HSBC, State Street Bank, Citigroup Global Markets, Credit Suisse, Bank of America Merill Lynch, Standard Chartered, Och-Ziff Capital Management, Amundi Asset Management, Altima International, Red Arc Global Investments, SMBC Nikko Capital Partners, Royal Bank of Scotland, Morgan Stanley International, J.P. Morgan group, Allianz Global Investors, Schroders, Macquarie Bank, Digital Finance International, Winton Capital Management, Citibank, Invesco Asset Management Österreich, Croatian Pension Investment Company, Unicredit Bank AG etc. We enjoy learning about our clients’ businesses and want to understand them completely so we can provide the best possible and complete service.

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