Polish, Croatian FMs discuss Ukraine, deeper ties

Poland’s foreign minister met with his Croatian counterpart in Warsaw on Friday to discuss the West's response to Russia's war against Ukraine and a range of bilateral issues, officials said.

Poland's Zbigniew Rau (right) and Croatia's Gordan Grlić Radman (left) meet in Warsaw on Friday.

Photo: PAP/Tomasz Gzell

Poland's Zbigniew Rau and Croatia's Gordan Grlić Radman spoke about Russia's aggression against Ukraine and bilateral relations as their two countries mark the 30th anniversary of establishing diplomatic relations.

The Polish foreign ministry said the two top diplomats explored opportunities for further cooperation in areas including energy security during their "political consultations."

💬 We understand the importance of regional cooperation for strengthening 🇪🇺 economic integration, infrastructural links and energy security within. We have discussed ways in which we can further cooperate in this area.

| FM @RauZbigniew after the meeting with 🇭🇷 FM @grlicradman pic.twitter.com/Xwu5Yt4Wjs

— Ministry of Foreign Affairs 🇵🇱 (@PolandMFA) April 8, 2022

The two also discussed "needs associated with the influx of refugees to Poland," according to the Polish foreign ministry.

The political consultations between FM @RauZbigniew and 🇭🇷 FM @grlicradman took place today in Warsaw.

Possibilities of further cooperation within the framework of the #3SI, including energy security and needs associated with the refugees flow to Poland were discussed. pic.twitter.com/68lhNTl2JQ

— Ministry of Foreign Affairs 🇵🇱 (@PolandMFA) April 8, 2022

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Source: IAR, PAP