The Croatian National Bank organised an Open Doors Day attended by more than 1,000 citizens, combining public tours and educational workshops to explain the central bank’s work and key euro area topics. Visitors toured the Round Hall in the CNB’s main building, which previously served as the main hall of the former Zagreb Stock and Commodity Exchange, and attended sessions on money management, euro banknotes and counterfeit identification. Programming also covered how European Central Bank monetary policy is transmitted to Croatia and the lifecycle of cash from design to recycling, alongside children’s workshops. Governor Boris Vujčić and Deputy Governor Sandra Švaljek met with students and other attendees, with lectures on monetary policy decision-making and the European Central Bank’s Governing Council, and on the digital euro, followed by a public discussion.
Croatian National Bank 2025-04-05
Croatian National Bank Open Doors Day draws more than 1,000 visitors with workshops on euro cash, monetary policy and the digital euro
The Croatian National Bank hosted an Open Doors Day, attracting over 1,000 citizens for tours and educational workshops on central banking and euro area topics. Attendees explored the CNB's main building and participated in sessions on money management, euro banknotes, and ECB monetary policy. Governor Boris Vujčić and Deputy Governor Sandra Švaljek engaged with students and the public on monetary policy and the digital euro.