Pakistan Committed to Deepening Ties with Croatia, Says DPM Dar During Talks
Translated from English, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.
At a glance
- Pakistan and Croatia are committed to deepening their bilateral relationship and cooperation.
- The commitment was expressed during talks between Pakistani Deputy Prime Minister Ishaq Dar and Croatian Foreign Minister Gordan Grliฤ Radman in Islamabad.
- Both sides aim to expand cooperation in trade, economy, and business, while emphasizing international solidarity.
Pakistan is committed to strengthening its relationship with Croatia, Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar announced Thursday. Dar made the statement during delegation-level talks with his Croatian counterpart, Gordan Grliฤ Radman, who was on a one-day visit to Islamabad.
We are committed to deepening Pakistanโs engagement with Croatia for a sustainable bilateral partnership and closer cooperation within the EU framework.
Dar highlighted the European Union as a key trading partner for Pakistan and acknowledged Croatia's significant role within the bloc. "We are committed to deepening Pakistanโs engagement with Croatia for a sustainable bilateral partnership and closer cooperation within the EU framework," he stated. He also noted recent high-level interactions, including a visit by EU's top diplomat Kaja Kallas, and expressed satisfaction with Pakistan's relations with EU leadership.
The talks provided an opportunity to review bilateral relations and explore ways to expand cooperation, particularly in the areas of trade, economy, and business.
Croatian Minister Radman described the bilateral ties as "excellent" and saw potential for further strengthening cooperation, particularly in trade, economy, and business. He stressed the importance of international solidarity amid global challenges, urging adherence to international law and humanitarian principles. Radman commended Pakistan's diplomatic efforts in the Middle East and expressed support for peaceful conflict resolution. Both ministers agreed to explore avenues for enhanced bilateral cooperation in areas of mutual interest.
Countries must uphold international law, respect humanitarian principles and work together to address regional and international crises.
Originally published by Dawn in English. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.