ZAGREB: President Ram Nath Kovind on Tuesday held "productive" talks together with his Croatian counterpart Kolinda Grabar-Kitarovic on all aspects of bilateral family members as the 2 nations signed four MoUs in the fields of tradition, tourism and sports activities.
Kovind, who was once conferred with Croatia's highest civilian award - the Grand Order of the King of Tomislav, said, "I accept this honour with great humility. Let me dedicate this award to India-Croatia Friendship. May this special gesture strengthen our friendship forever."
"#PresidentKovind and President of Croatia Mrs Kolinda Grabar Kitarovic witnessed signing of four MoUs between both countries in the field of tourism,sports, establishment of chairs in #Sanskrit and #Hindi," Ministry of External Affairs spokesperson Ravish Kumar tweeted quickly after signing of the agreements.
The two nations inked an MoU on cooperation in the box of tourism.
"Croatia attracted nearly 19 million tourists last year ... tourist flow from India to Croatia has been increasing sharply every year. The agreement on cooperation in the field of tourism that we signed today will help deepen our links in this important sector," the President said.
An MoU was once signed between the Sports Authority of India (SAI) and the Department of Kinesiology of the University of Zagreb for capacity building in sports activities.
Two agreements had been signed to ascertain Indian Council for Cultural Relations (ICCR) Chair for Sanskrit and Hindi language at the University of Zagreb.
The two leaders additionally agreed to paintings in combination to expand a robust global reaction to defeat terrorism in all its paperwork and manifestations.
They additionally mentioned possibilities of deepening cooperation in research and construction initiatives.
Earlier in the day, to mark the 150th beginning anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi, Kovind introduced a bust of the worldwide icon of peace and non-violence to the Croatian government for public show.
The President is in the European country as part of his eight-day three-nation discuss with to Croatia, Bolivia and Chile to additional enhance bilateral ties between India and the 3 nations.
Kovind, who is the first-ever Indian head of state to discuss with Croatia, is in the country from March 25 to March 28.
Kovind, who was once conferred with Croatia's highest civilian award - the Grand Order of the King of Tomislav, said, "I accept this honour with great humility. Let me dedicate this award to India-Croatia Friendship. May this special gesture strengthen our friendship forever."
"#PresidentKovind and President of Croatia Mrs Kolinda Grabar Kitarovic witnessed signing of four MoUs between both countries in the field of tourism,sports, establishment of chairs in #Sanskrit and #Hindi," Ministry of External Affairs spokesperson Ravish Kumar tweeted quickly after signing of the agreements.
#PresidentKovind and President of Croatia Mrs Kolinda Grabar Kitarovic witnessed signing of four MoUs between each… https://t.co/NMNxm0xDx2
— Raveesh Kumar (@MEAIndia) 1553612038000The two nations inked an MoU on cooperation in the box of tourism.
"Croatia attracted nearly 19 million tourists last year ... tourist flow from India to Croatia has been increasing sharply every year. The agreement on cooperation in the field of tourism that we signed today will help deepen our links in this important sector," the President said.
An MoU was once signed between the Sports Authority of India (SAI) and the Department of Kinesiology of the University of Zagreb for capacity building in sports activities.
Two agreements had been signed to ascertain Indian Council for Cultural Relations (ICCR) Chair for Sanskrit and Hindi language at the University of Zagreb.
The two leaders additionally agreed to paintings in combination to expand a robust global reaction to defeat terrorism in all its paperwork and manifestations.
They additionally mentioned possibilities of deepening cooperation in research and construction initiatives.
Earlier in the day, to mark the 150th beginning anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi, Kovind introduced a bust of the worldwide icon of peace and non-violence to the Croatian government for public show.
The President is in the European country as part of his eight-day three-nation discuss with to Croatia, Bolivia and Chile to additional enhance bilateral ties between India and the 3 nations.
Kovind, who is the first-ever Indian head of state to discuss with Croatia, is in the country from March 25 to March 28.
India, Croatia ink four pacts in culture, tourism and sports sectors
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