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Employability and academic standards come to the fore as practical, vocational work experience and first-class academic training blend with religious traditions and international connections at Madrid’s Comillas Pontifical University, which is currently strengthening its links with China.

In an interview with Worldfolio, Ms. Ivana Gažić, CEO of the Zagreb Stock Exchange (ZSE), the benefits of EU Croatia’s EU accession, attractive opportunities that lay in the state’s plans to privatize a series of state owned assets, and the history of the ZSE.

Emil Tedeschi, CEO of Atlantic Grupa, discusses how his company has expanded from a six-person operation in 1991 to becoming the second largest private company in Croatia today

Croatian Deputy Prime Minister Branko Grčić speaks with PM Communications about the new role his country is about to take on within Europe

The Nigerian state has given much attention to its education sector, and according to its governor, now needs outside investors to help it take full advantage of its agriculture and mining industries.

AG&P Chairman Joseph Sigelman has built and transformed start-ups in Latin America and India into large corporations, creating thousands of jobs. In 2010, he turned his attention to the Philippines – one of the fastest growing emerging economies in Southeast Asia.

Professor Aleksa Bjeliš, Rector of the University of Zagreb (a global top 500 university), meets with PM Communications and shares his view on UZ’s merits and attraction for international students

Nadan Vidošević, President of the Croatian Chamber of Economy (CCE), speaks with PM Communications about investments in tourism and the maritime sector, his country’s upcoming accession to the EU and the campaign to promote high-quality domestic products

Norwegian Minister of International Development Heikki Eidsvoll Holmås discusses his country’s theories and actions in creating greater sustainable growth in developing nations

Governor of Borno State speaks about the determination of its inhabitants and of those in office to secure a peaceful, prosperous future for the self-proclaimed “Home of Peace”