Andro Pavuna, head of the City Office for Local Self-Government and Traffic in Zagreb, will discuss smart traffic solutions at a conference in March 2026, with a registration fee of 179 euros plus VAT.
Andro Pavuna, who is facing challenges with traffic congestion in Zagreb, is set to deliver a lecture on smart traffic solutions on March 10, 2026, at the 'Smart Cities' conference organized by Lider. The fee to attend his lecture is 179 euros, plus value-added tax, which has sparked conversations about the accessibility and value of such expertise in addressing urban traffic challenges.
The conference will also feature introductory speeches by notable figures such as Miodrag Šajatović, the editor-in-chief of Lider, and Norbert Eschborn, director of the Konrad Adenauer Foundation for Croatia and Slovenia. The event is expected to host a variety of mayors from different Croatian cities, including Petra Škrobot from Samobor, Šime Erlić from Zadar, and Neven Bosilj from Varaždin, all of whom are interested in innovative solutions for urban management and traffic issues.
Pavuna’s role as the head of the City Office has made him a central figure in these discussions, especially as urban areas like Zagreb continue to grapple with significant traffic challenges. The investments in smart traffic solutions and involvement from the private sector illustrate a growing focus on integrating technology into urban planning and development, which is critical for improving the quality of life in cities.
