Greece and Israel have forged an enduring partnership at a strategic level, which is based on their common interests and converging perspectives on many challenges, as well as a shared respect for an international order that is based on international rules and a shared vision for their neighborhood, Greek Foreign Minister Nikos Dendias said on Tuesday in joint statements with his Israeli counterpart, Eli Cohen, after their meeting in Jerusalem, ANA reports.
Dendias also thanked Cohen for the clear statement he made earlier about respecting the sovereignty and sovereign rights of Greece and stressed that close ties of friendship and mutual respect create a positive environment for bilateral relations.
Referring to the talks with his Israeli counterpart, Dendias said that they discussed ways to strengthen cooperation in various areas of common interest. Indicatively, he mentioned energy, defense, investments, the economy, tourism, the supply chain, crisis management, the environment, and start-ups. Highlighting the scope for developing bilateral relations, he said that the sky is the limit.
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