Touching on many common topics that have connected the two countries throughout history, they expressed satisfaction with the successful and meaningful cooperation between artists and cultural institutions in Croatia and Armenia, and considered new models of cooperation that would contribute to the improvement of bilateral cooperation in the field of culture and art.
On the intensification of cultural cooperation between Croatia and Armenia - Minister Obuljen Koržinek talks with Ambassador Ashot Hovakimian
Ministry of Culture and Media, Croatia, 04 February 2026, Croatia
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