Tel Aviv [Israel], August 1 (ANI/TPS): Israeli President Isaac Herzog hosted Zambian President Hakainda Hichilema in Jerusalem on Tuesday.

The two mentioned methods to deepen bilateral commerce and cooperation, in addition to regional threats posed by Iran.

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“Economic success is anchored in trade and investments,” Hichilema mentioned. “That is why I want to explore the opportunities within the relationship between us, in light of the tremendous experience that Israel has in the field of technology in agriculture, health and water and more.”

Hichilema famous that he accomplished his undergraduate research at a college in Zambia constructed by Israel, saying, “This is just one example of our ongoing relationship over the years.”

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The day earlier than, the overseas ministers of the 2 nations signed cooperation agreements in Jerusalem to strengthen ties within the spheres of medication, communications, agriculture and tradition.

The increasing ties are happening within the context of Israel’s push to broaden the Abraham Accords and counter Iranian affect in Africa.

In current days, Israeli Foreign Minister Eli Cohen and his counterpart from the Ivory Coast, Kandia Camara, signed framework offers within the fields of agriculture, water and expertise. Cohen led a enterprise delegation to the Israel-Ivory Coast Economic Forum within the West African nation.

Cohen additionally met with Ghana’s President Nana Akufo-Addo and Minister for Foreign Affairs and Regional Integration Shirley Ayorkor Botchwey in Accra, in a bid to strengthen Israel’s place throughout the African Union. (ANI/TPS)

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