Netanyahu and Paraguay's Vice President Meet in Jerusalem to Boost Ties
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu met with Paraguayan Vice President Pedro Alliana in Jerusalem on Thursday to discuss strengthening bilateral relations and expanding cooperation. Netanyahu thanked Paraguay for its strong support during the war and highlighted their alliance. The meeting included foreign ministers and other officials from both nations, who agreed to increase political, security, and economic coordination.
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- Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu met with Paraguayan Vice President Pedro Alliana in Jerusalem.
- The leaders discussed strengthening bilateral relations and expanding cooperation between Israel and Paraguay.
- Netanyahu thanked Paraguay for its strong support for Israel during the ongoing war.
- The meeting included foreign ministers and other officials from both countries.
- Both sides agreed to enhance political, security, and economic coordination.
- Paraguay's commitment to maintaining its embassy in Jerusalem was noted.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu met with Paraguay's Vice President Pedro Alliana in Jerusalem on Thursday, during an official visit by the Paraguayan official. The two leaders discussed strengthening bilateral relations and expanding cooperation across various fields.
Netanyahu welcomed Alliana and conveyed warm greetings to Paraguayan President Santiago Peña, emphasizing the close ties between the two nations. The Prime Minister expressed gratitude to Paraguay's leadership for its deep friendship and unwavering support for Israel throughout the ongoing war, highlighting Paraguay's consistent stance as a loyal ally on the international stage.
The meeting, held at the Prime Minister's office, also included Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Saar, Paraguayan Foreign Minister Rubén Ramírez Lezcano, and Paraguayan Minister of Environment and Sustainable Development Ronaldo de Barros. Discussions focused on deepening political and strategic cooperation, maintaining Paraguay's embassy in Jerusalem, and collaborating on combating terrorism and antisemitism.
Officials from both countries agreed to enhance political, security, and economic coordination and to advance future cooperative initiatives. Also present were Israel's National Security Council head Shmuel Ben Ezra, diplomatic advisor Ofir Falk, and the ambassadors of both countries.
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