According to several publications Croatia is on track to adopt the euro in 2023, if it complies with the conditions set by the European Union. 

Thiomir Mavricek, Executive Director of the Cash Department of the Croatian National Bank, declared that preparatives are being made to execute, when required, the replacement of current kuna notes and banknotes for euros.

He anticipated that kuna banknotes will remain redeemable, at a rate yet to be fixed, without time limit, while coins will be exchangeable for three years.

Source: www.total-croatia-news.com

Courtesy: Cleophas Schockem.

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