Embassy of India, Zagreb, Croatia : Events/Photo Gallery

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"India will have nearly 594 million working-age people this year. By 2027, its workforce, led by rising millennials, will make up 18.6 percent of the global workforce, overtaking China as the world's largest. Many economists see India's demographic dividend as both a blessing and a curse..."

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Ambassador Arun Goel was received by the Headmaster of Naive Art Museum Mrs. Nataša Jovičić. The Croatian Museum of Naïve Art was the first museum in the world to be devoted to this kind of art. It was founded in 1952, after the first generation of self-taught Croatian naïve artists had made their reputations and started to achieve important successes.
Ambassador Arun Goel visited the Croatian Museum of Natural History (Founded in 1846), a central national institution that collects, professionally and scientifically processes and presents its holdings, which testify to the development of nature and man in the Croatian region. Ambassador Goel familiarised the representatives of the Museum with the latest Technological developments in India.
Ambassador Arun Goel was received by the Director of the Technical Museum Nikola Tesla Mrs. Markita Franulić. The specialized museum of technology has also a showroom dedicated to the invention of Nikola Tesla, who in 1893, met Swami Vivekananda, and found inspiration for energy concepts in Eastern philosophy. Swami Vivekananda mentioned how the scientific mind of Nikola Tesla learnt from Vedanta and how the connection between spirituality and science resonated with the potential to transform humanity.
Ambassador Arun Goel participated jointly with the President of the City Council of Karlovac, Mr. Marin Svetić at the opening of the "Month of Indian Movies and Culture" on the 4th of February at Kino Edison Karlovac with the movie "Tanu Weds Manu".
Ambassador Arun Goel visited Infosys in Karlovac. Infosys introduced the Ambassador to their presence in Croatia in 2016, currently employing more than 100 mechanical engineers. Today, Infosys in Karlovac is engaged in the design of gas and steam turbines, aircraft engines, and power and process equipment for numerous clients globally. Ministry of External Affairs, Government of India, Grad Karlovac
Ambassador Arun Goel visited on the 4th February the City of Ozalj and Ozalj Local History Museum. Famous Croatian noble families such as Frankopan and Zrinski have lived in the Ozalj castle for centuries, and today it is recognizable for its historical importance and preserved appearance.
On the occasion of the feast of St. Blaise in Dubrovnik on the 3rd of February, which is one of the oldest and largest traditional celebrations in Croatia, an article was published in the magazine Vijenac, headlined "How the feast of St. Blaise is being celebrated in Goa" by the journalist Dragan Nikolić.
With the support of the Embassy of the Republic of India, Kino Edison Karlovac is organizing the in February the "Month of Indian Film and Culture". Along with film screenings, you can expect a yoga workshop and a lecture by our celebrated mountaineer Stipe Božić.
On the occasion of the Republic Day of India, an Article in Glas Slavonije newspaper was published by former Indian Technical and Economic Cooperation - ITEC participant Mrs. Ina Stasevic.
Ambassador Arun Goel and HOC Mr. Chander Mohan were received by the head of the Croatia-India Inter-Parliamentary Friendship Group, Veljko Kajtazi on 30th January and MP's Zvonimir Treskot and Krešimir Čabaj. MP Kajtazi presented to the Ambassador the work of the Inter-Parliamentary Friendship Group and emphasized the positive and proactive developments in the bilateral relationship. The high-level engagement highlighted the great potential that exists for the benefit of the people two countries.
One of the largest gatherings of Indians and friends of India celebrated the 76th Republic Day of India at the Chancery premises with great fervour and enthusiasm. The National flag was unfurled by the Ambassador of India to Croatia, Mr. Arun Goel, followed by singing the National Anthem and reading the Hon'ble President of India's address to the Nation. Attendees were treated to a sumptuous Indian meal with hot Tea.
Prime Minister of Croatia H.E. Mr. Andrej Plenković received the Ambassador of India to Croatia, H.E. Mr. Arun Goel, on the 17th of January 2025, During the meeting were exchanged the common intention to further strengthen bilateral relations between Croatia and India, especially in economic cooperation and cultural exchange.
Ambassador Arun Goel was welcomed by the Mayor of Marija Bistrica Municipality Josip Milički, the Director of the Marija Bistrica Municipality Tourist Board Marija Klenkar, and the President of the Committee for Coordination of Committees at the Municipal Council of Marija Bistrica Municipality Veljko Mahmet.
The town of Ludbreg hosted Ambassador Arun Goel on the 14th of January, as part of an official visit that further strengthened ties between India and Croatia and emphasized the importance of Ludbreg as an economic, cultural and historical centre.
As part of his official visit, the Indian Ambassador visited the office of the Varaždin Tourist Board, where he was briefly introduced to the destination of Varaždin as an attractive tourist destination. Head of Destination Product Development at the Varaždin Tourist Board, Smiljana Mlakar, highlighted the rich cultural and historical heritage of Croatia's first UNESCO City of Music and the diverse range of events that attract visitors from all over Croatia and abroad

Embassy of India, Zagreb, Croatia

Embassy of India Zagreb, Croatia

Read the positive article published in the Nacional News Magazin headlined "More and more workers from India are in Croatia: 'They are hardworking, disciplined, and learn quickly...' which states that

Embassy of India

Zagreb, Croatia