ISLAMABAD: The Foreign Minister of Croatia, Dr. Gordan Grlic Radman, has arrived at the Foreign Office in Islamabad for discussions with Deputy Prime Minister Ishaq Dar, marking a significant diplomatic engagement between Croatia and Pakistan. The talks are part of a broader effort to strengthen bilateral ties and explore deeper cooperation within the European Union framework.

According to Radio Pakistan, Dr. Radman was received by Deputy Prime Minister Dar upon his arrival, signaling the start of delegation-level talks. These discussions aim to explore avenues for enhancing the partnership between the two nations, with Dar leading the Pakistani delegation and Dr. Radman representing Croatia. In his opening remarks, Deputy Prime Minister Dar emphasized the importance of a sustainable bilateral partnership and closer cooperation within the European Union framework.

Dr. Radman highlighted the meeting as a valuable platform for exchanging views on bilateral relations, noting that while both countries maintain excellent relations, there is potential for further improvement, particularly in economic and business sectors. Additionally, the Croatian Foreign Minister commended Pakistan’s diplomatic efforts in promoting dialogue and reducing tensions in the Middle East, expressing support for initiatives that contribute to regional peace and stability.