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Jaishankar, Slovenian President discuss Indo-Pacific, Afghanistan crisis

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Ljubljana, September 2

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External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar on Thursday met Slovenian President Borut Pahor and discussed key challenges facing India and the European Union (EU).

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Slovenia holds the presidency of the Council of the European Union.

Jaishankar is in the central European nation as part of his four-day visit to Slovenia, Croatia and Denmark to boost bilateral ties and strengthen India’s cooperation with the EU.

Jaishankar in a tweet thanked President Pahor for his gracious welcome.

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“Deeply appreciate his long standing support for our relationship. Discussed key challenges facing India and EU,” he added, sharing a photograph of the meeting.

Jaishankar also met with Slovenian counterpart Anze Logar during which the two leaders exchanged views on Afghanistan and the Indo-Pacific.

“Excellent meeting with Foreign Minister of Slovenia @AnzeLog. Agreed to deepen our political and economic relationship. Welcome Slovenia’s Presidency of EU and confident it will take India-EU ties forward. Good exchange of views on Afghanistan and the Indo-Pacific,” he tweeted.

The situation in Afghanistan is likely to figure prominently in Jaishankar’s meetings with his EU counterparts. — PTI 

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