Prime Minister Ludovic Orban will pay an official visit to Israel next week, during which he will meet with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, the country's deputy prime minister and president, to discuss improving relations between the two states and increasing trade.
"I will go on an official visit to Israel. On this occasion I will have official meetings with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, the President of Israel, the Deputy Prime Minister. It is an official state visit, which aims to deepen relations between the state of Israel and Romania, to identify new ways to improve relations, increase trade, support each other's investments and cooperate on extremely important areas," Prime Minister Ludovic Orban said on Sunday.
PM Orban to pay official visit to Israel next week
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