The Institute for Anthropological Research is a public research institute based in Zagreb, Croatia, that carries out scientific, expert and educational activity in the field of anthropology as a medical, natural, biotechnological, social and humanistic science. Researchers at the Institute have different basic education (medical doctors, molecular biologists, archaeologists, social anthropologists, forensic scientists, psychologists, chemists, etc.) and are oriented towards anthropology during their PhD studies or through their research projects. Such diverse profiles of the Institute’s staff allows inter- and multidisciplinarity in designing and implementing research. The Institute possesses rich biobank and human skeletal collections. The Institute’s activities are funded by Croatia’s state budget, and national and international foundations and programmes, such as National Institutes of Health (USA), EU framework programmes for research and innovation, and others. Since its establishment, the Institute has been continuously striving for scientific excellence and global networking, it is connected with top-class leading organizations, and it is open for new collaborations in future projects.

Croatian-Israeli Business Club

The Croatian-Israeli Business Club (CIBC), established in 2010 during the official visit of the President of Israel Shimon Peres to Croatia, is a voluntary organization of Croatian and Israeli companies and individuals focused on the enhancement and promotion of business relations, trade and investment between Croatia and Israel. One of the core strengths of the Croatian- Israeli Business Club are the numerous partner institutions it cooperates with, such as the Israeli-American Chamber of Commerce and Industry, the Government of the Republic of Croatia, the Government of the State of Israel, the Embassy of the State of Israel in Croatia, the Embassy of the Republic of Croatia in Israel etc.