Zagreb Unveiling:
A Cultural Celebration

Zagreb Event

Stockholm Launch: A Pioneering Beginning

October 10, 2023

In the elegant setting of Sällskapet, an exclusive club nestled in the heart of Stockholm, Bilateral Navigator embarked on its groundbreaking journey. This elite gathering, divided into a luncheon for non-EU ambassadors and a dinner for EU diplomats, marked the project's inception. The ambiance of Sällskapet was the perfect backdrop to introduce this innovative initiative, aimed at empowering diplomats and business leaders with nuanced insights into international relations.

The events were meticulously curated to foster a sense of exclusivity and intellectual engagement among the ambassadors. This dual-event format allowed for focused interactions, catering to the distinct diplomatic circles within Stockholm. The setting at Sällskapet, known for its rich history and cultural significance, underscored the project's commitment to depth and sophistication.

Zagreb Event

Zagreb Unveiling: A Cultural Celebration

November 16, 2023

In the historic heart of Zagreb, at the Croatian State Archives' magnificent reading room, the formal launch of Bilateral Navigator took a grand turn. Emphasizing the project's Croatian roots, attendees were introduced to the "Croatia & Sweden" and "Croatia & Latvia" reports. This event was graced by the presence of the Croatian Minister of Foreign Affairs, along with an assembly of ambassadors, consuls, and Croatian dignitaries.

Participants received a complimentary copy of "Croatia & Sweden," deepening their connection to the project. The choice of venue, a splendid reading room renowned across Europe, added a layer of historical and cultural resonance to the event. Keynote speeches by notable figures, including the Minister of Foreign Affairs, lent significant support and recognition to the project, highlighting its importance in the realm of international diplomacy.

Riga Event

Riga Presentation: A Historic Milestone

December 15, 2023

The Bilateral Navigator's 2023 journey culminated in Riga, Latvia, at the esteemed Museum of History of Riga and Navigation. This event celebrated the special relationship between Croatia and Latvia, coinciding with the anniversary of Latvia's recognition of Croatia in 1991. The presentation of the "Croatia & Latvia" report was a testament to the enduring bond between these two nations.

The timing of the event was symbolic, marking a pivotal moment in Croatia-Latvia relations. The venue, a museum steeped in the maritime and urban history of Riga, provided a fitting backdrop for discussing historical and contemporary ties. The event honored the mutual recognition and support that have characterized the Croatia-Latvia relationship, setting a precedent for future diplomatic interactions.