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Serbia wants more active relations with Israel
Belgrade/Jerusalem,
1 December 2014
Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic said yesterday after arriving on an official visit to Israel that the two countries have good bilateral relations, adding that he expects very significant results to be achieved at the political and economic levels as well.
We have a relatively low exchange of goods with Israel and we want it to increase substantially, Vucic told reporters in Jerusalem ahead of the talks with Israeli top officials.
Speaking about the political aspect of the two-day visit, the Prime Minister said that he will ask Israel for support in the United States and other countries where Israel has major importance and influence.
Vucic underscored that he expects the visit to produce important results in the political and economic terms.
We will discuss our bilateral political relations, which are positive and are on the right track, he said.
When it comes to economy, Vucic noted that Serbia can learn a lot from Israel, especially in terms of the investments in agriculture and real estate.
Vucic said that the meeting with Israel's top officials represents major recognition for Serbia.
This is a major recognition for Serbia and a matter of great importance for the country, the Prime Minister said and added that he will do all he can to ensure that Serbia is presented in Jerusalem and Tel Aviv in the best way.
Vucic will begin his two-day stay in Israel by visiting the Yad Vashem Memorial Complex in Jerusalem and meeting with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
On the second day of his visit to Israel, Vucic will speak with Minister of Foreign Affairs Avigdor Lieberman and former president Shimon Peres.
Speaking about the political aspect of the two-day visit, the Prime Minister said that he will ask Israel for support in the United States and other countries where Israel has major importance and influence.
Vucic underscored that he expects the visit to produce important results in the political and economic terms.
We will discuss our bilateral political relations, which are positive and are on the right track, he said.
When it comes to economy, Vucic noted that Serbia can learn a lot from Israel, especially in terms of the investments in agriculture and real estate.
Vucic said that the meeting with Israel's top officials represents major recognition for Serbia.
This is a major recognition for Serbia and a matter of great importance for the country, the Prime Minister said and added that he will do all he can to ensure that Serbia is presented in Jerusalem and Tel Aviv in the best way.
Vucic will begin his two-day stay in Israel by visiting the Yad Vashem Memorial Complex in Jerusalem and meeting with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
On the second day of his visit to Israel, Vucic will speak with Minister of Foreign Affairs Avigdor Lieberman and former president Shimon Peres.
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