According to the latest European Commission report, Zagreb is at 131% of the EU average while Pannonian Croatia is at 52% of the EU average.

Omissions

• The exact official figures are 131.7% (Grad Zagreb) and 52.9% (Panonska Hrvatska); the MEP rounded them to 131% and 52%, a standard rounding difference of well under 1 percentage point.
• The reference period is 2023 (GDP per capita in purchasing power standards, EU average = 100, HR_NUTS 2021 classification), as published by the Croatian Bureau of Statistics; the MEP did not specify the year.
• The data source is the Eurostat/Croatian Bureau of Statistics regional accounts, which the MEP loosely described as a 'European Commission report'; Eurostat is part of the European Commission system, so this attribution is broadly accurate.

Sources

• PrimaryDržavni zavod za statistiku (Croatian Bureau of Statistics) – podaci.dzs.hrPage publishes gross domestic product (GDP) data for the Republic of Croatia for 2023 at the HR_NUTS 2021 classification level. The regional figures shown include: Panonska Hrvatska 52.9, Jadranska Hrvatska 73.3, Grad Zagreb 131.7, Sjeverna Hrvatska 66.1 (GDP per capita in PPS as % of EU average = 100).
• PrimaryDržavni zavod za statistiku (Croatian Bureau of Statistics) – English versionThe Croatian Bureau of Statistics presents data on the gross domestic product (GDP) for the Republic of Croatia in 2023, at the level of the HR_NUTS 2021 classification.