City Assembly Of The City Of Zagreb

"Gradska Skupština Grada Zagreba, or the City Assembly of Zagreb, is the legislative body responsible for governing the city of Zagreb, Croatia's capital. Located in the historical Banski Dvori building on Mark's Square (Markov Trg), the City Assembly plays a crucial role in local governance, urban planning, and municipal administration. The City Assembly is composed of elected representatives who deliberate and make decisions on a wide range of issues affecting the city's development, including budgetary matters, infrastructure projects, and local regulations. Its functions include passing laws and ordinances specific to Zagreb, overseeing the implementation of municipal policies, and representing the interests of the city's residents. Historically, the building housing the City Assembly, Banski Dvori, has been a center of Croatian politics since the 18th century. The structure has undergone various renovations and adaptations over time but remains a key location for significant political and administrative events. In addition to its role as the City Assembly’s headquarters, the building is also a symbol of Zagreb's political heritage and civic identity."