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Israel Appoints First Resident Ambassador to Slovenia, Marking Diplomatic Shift
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First reported by Ynet · 34 minutes ago
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Israel has appointed Ruth Cohen-Dar as its first resident ambassador to Slovenia, establishing a permanent embassy in Ljubljana. This move follows improved diplomatic relations under Slovenia's new government and marks a significant shift in Israel's foreign policy towards the country.
- 01Israel appoints Ruth Cohen-Dar as first resident ambassador to Slovenia.
- 02Permanent Israeli embassy to open in Ljubljana, replacing non-resident representation.
- 03Relations improved after Slovenia's new government reversed prior policies against Israel.
- 04Cohen-Dar has extensive diplomatic experience in Europe and the US.
- 05Israel aims to strengthen diplomatic and economic ties with Slovenia and the EU.
- 06This move is part of Israel's broader effort to expand its global diplomatic presence.
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