Netanyahu and Greek PM Discuss Security Cooperation at UN
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu met with Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis on the sidelines of the United Nations General Assembly. The leaders emphasized the strategic partnership between Israel and Greece as crucial for regional stability.
Netanyahu welcomed Greece's decision to procure advanced defense systems manufactured in Israel, highlighting this as a significant step in strengthening bilateral security ties. The meeting also addressed recent developments in the Middle East and explored expanded cooperation in the energy sector.
Both leaders agreed to advance another trilateral summit involving Cyprus, aiming to further bolster the political and economic axis in the region. The meeting was part of Netanyahu's schedule of engagements with world leaders during his visit to the UN.
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