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The Croatian incubators hatching video gaming startups
Over the last five years, the region of Sisak Moslavina in Croatia has become a video gaming hub thanks to EU funding.
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March 10, 2024 at 12:37 am
Novska in Croatia has big ambitions. Its stated aim is to become the Silicon Valley of the Balkans. That's because over the last five years the region of Sisak Moslavina has become a tech hub.
"30 years ago, we had heavy, heavy industry here and then, everything collapsed. You know, we had the war and crisis and everything, and we were wondering, what should we do to keep the young people here? And we started to work on this big initiative called Sisak Moslavina County Center of Gaming Industry. So that's how this story started," explained Andreja Šeperac, Deputy Director of the Regional Development Agency SIMORA
Thanks to a European project called PISMO,the town of Novska has two fully-equipped incubators specialising in video gaming.