Today and tomorrow, Ivan Anušić, the Croatian Deputy Prime Minister and Defense Minister, is attending the Munich Security Conference, one of the most significant global security forums that gathers international and European leaders as well as experts in security, foreign policy, and geostrategy for the 62nd time. As part of Prime Minister Andrej Plenković's delegation, Minister Anušić has already held several meetings on the sidelines of the conference, including a trilateral meeting with the Defense Ministers of Albania and Kosovo, who are signatories to the Declaration on Cooperation in Defense and Security among Croatia, Albania, and Kosovo.

During the conference, Anušić emphasized that the discussions are intense, filled with many questions and not as many answers, reflecting a significant awareness of the changing global security environment. European leaders are articulating their positions, which are becoming more concrete and realistic, aimed at enhancing the defense and security of the European continent. Anušić noted that their approach is focused on prioritizing the interests of the Croatian people, amidst an evolving geopolitical landscape that demands increased cooperation on security matters.

The Munich Security Conference is renowned for its ability to influence international security agendas and facilitate dialogue among leaders. Anušić's participation highlights Croatia's commitment to addressing regional and broader security concerns, particularly in collaboration with its neighbors Albania and Kosovo. The ongoing discussions at the conference may have implications for the future of security cooperation in Southeast Europe, reflecting a strategic shift amidst evolving threats on the continent.