Kolinda Grabar-Kitarović Shares Photos from 'Magical Location' in Cyprus, Reveals Home Building Plans
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- Former Croatian President Kolinda Grabar-Kitarović is vacationing in Cyprus, combining business with leisure.
- She shared photos from the island, impressing followers with her figure and youthful appearance.
- Grabar-Kitarović also revealed plans to build a family home in Grobnik, a place she considers her roots.
Former Croatian President Kolinda Grabar-Kitarović is currently enjoying a trip to Cyprus, skillfully blending professional obligations with personal relaxation. She shared her experiences from the island with her social media followers, highlighting the beauty she found there.
There is something special about when business takes you to a place where, besides obligations, you also find a little peace, nature, and time to enjoy.
"There is something special about when business takes you to a place where, besides obligations, you also find a little peace, nature, and time to enjoy," Grabar-Kitarović wrote online. Her post, like many before it, garnered significant praise, with followers complimenting her slim figure and rejuvenated look. Her appearance consistently draws attention, whether she is traveling or attending official events.
Grabar-Kitarović appears to be making a concerted effort to maintain her physical fitness, a fact her fans frequently acknowledge with compliments. Despite a life filled with international commitments, the former president is increasingly focusing on reconnecting with her roots. She recently shared her plans with Novi list to construct a family home in Grobnik, a region she deeply identifies with.
I am preparing to build a house on land my father gifted me as a family inheritance. It's not progressing as quickly as I would like, but it will happen.
"I am preparing to build a house on land my father gifted me as a family inheritance. It's not progressing as quickly as I would like, but it will happen," she admitted. She added that Grobnišćina and Rijeka represent a space of deep belonging for her. "My roots are there, my dialect, my language in its most intimate nuances, my sense of humor, my first experiences of the world," the former president concluded.
My roots are there, my dialect, my language in its most intimate nuances, my sense of humor, my first experiences of the world.
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Originally published by Večernji List in Croatian. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.
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