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Herzog Urges Regional Cooperation, Condemns Terror and Boycotts at Asian Summit

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Herzog Urges Regional Cooperation, Condemns Terror and Boycotts at Asian Summit

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Israeli President Isaac Herzog called for expanded regional cooperation and peace at the CICA summit in Baku, Azerbaijan, stating that "peace cannot exist with terror, and cooperation cannot thrive with boycotts." He highlighted Israel's contributions and the success of the Abraham Accords as examples of building partnerships. Herzog urged continued dialogue and engagement among Asian nations to foster shared prosperity.

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  • Israeli President Isaac Herzog stated peace cannot exist with terror at the CICA summit in Baku.
  • Herzog warned that cooperation cannot thrive with boycotts during his address to Asian leaders.
  • He praised Azerbaijan as a model of regional partnership and stability under President Ilham Aliyev.
  • The Israeli president highlighted the Abraham Accords as a successful example of building partnerships.
  • Herzog expressed Israel's desire to contribute to Asia in technology, science, and other fields.

Israel National News publishes in English. The key points are summarized above. Read Israel National News’s full report from the link at the top of the page.

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