During his visit to Zagreb, Prime Minister Narendra Modi received a “special gift” by Croatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenković: reprint of the Sanskrit grammar. The gesture has significant cultural significance and symbolizes the centuries -old connection between India and Croatia.
The Sanskrit grammar is the first printed Sanskrit grammar written in Latin. Was released in 1790 by a Croatian scholar and missionary Filip Vedin during his time in India
Prime Minister Plenković also presented a Modi book on Croatia – India bilateral relations called Croatia and India: Bilateral Navigator for Diplomats and Business, which was created by Croatian diplomat Sinisa Grgic.
Two countries sign a diplomatic agreement
Both leaders discussed ways to strengthen economic cooperation, including trade, investment and tourism. They signed agreements in areas such as agriculture, culture, science and technology, and reported nor.
Plenkovice also recognized India as an important business partner and said, “India is an important Asian business partner for Croatia.”
He also said that last year the exchange office was $ 242 million, while trade increased by 10%during the first three months of 2025.
At the same time, the number of Indian tourists is also growing. We want to strengthen cooperation in the ICT, Pharmaceutical Industry and Maritime Transport sectors today with agreements signed in various sectors, Plenkovice said.
PM Modi’s ever Visit Zagreb
According to the news agency, formerly on the day, Plenkovice welcomed Prime Minister Modi to Zagreb, the first Indian Indian visit to organize interviews at the level of the delegation.
In the paper on X, the Croatian leader said: “We welcomed the Indian Prime Minister Narendry Modi to Zagreb!
PM Modi interact with members of Indian diaspora on Wednesday when he arrived at a hotel in Croatia in Zagreb and identified the final stop of his tour with three countries.
According to news agencies, the Indian visit to Croatia will also emphasize its commitment to further strengthen its cooperation with the European Union partners.
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