A first direct phone conversation signaled readiness for closer cooperation, and included an invitation for an official visit to Ukraine.
Ukraine’s Foreign Minister Andriy Sibiga held his first telephone conversation with Slovenian counterpart Tone Kaizer, during which he congratulated him on his appointment and invited him to visit Ukraine.
The head of Ukrainian diplomacy described the conversation in a post on X, noting that the discussion touched on developments on the battlefield, the agenda of bilateral relations, the security situation in Europe, and the need to strengthen pressure on Russia, and he also invited his colleague to visit Ukraine.
I informed my colleague about the latest developments on the battlefield. We discussed the agenda of our bilateral relations, the security situation in Europe, and the need to maintain strong support for Ukraine, as well as to intensify pressure on Russia. I also invited my colleague to visit Ukraine
– Andriy Sibiga
According to official sources, formats for cooperation and prospects for a high-level meeting were also discussed.
According to official sources, on June 4 the National Assembly of Slovenia approved the new composition of the Cabinet headed by Janez Janša.
Prospects for Further Cooperation
The discussion underscored the willingness of both sides to maintain an active dialogue in foreign policy, security, and mutual cooperation.