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Israel and Venezuela Restore Consular Relations for First Time Since 2009
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First reported by Kikar HaShabbat · 47 minutes ago
What happened
Israel and Venezuela have resumed consular relations for the first time since 2009, agreeing to coordinate consular services and continue cooperation on earthquake emergency and recovery efforts.
- 01Israel and Venezuela renew consular relations after a 14-year break.
- 02A coordination mechanism will provide consular services to citizens of both countries.
- 03The renewal follows an Israeli humanitarian delegation's visit after Venezuela's double earthquake.
- 04Both nations agreed to continue bilateral cooperation on emergency and reconstruction efforts.
- 05The agreement was reached after high-level talks between officials from both countries.
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