Israel Forms New Ties with Ethiopia and Moldova

Energy and Infrastructure Minister Eli Cohen signed an agreement with Ethiopian Energy and Water Minister Habtamu Itefa Geleta to cooperate in the fields of energy, water, and innovation.

The goal of the agreement is to strengthen the relationship between the countries and integrate Israeli companies into infrastructure development projects in Ethiopia.

The African country, which is home to 120 million people, is considered one of the largest economies on the continent, and its economy has seen significant growth in the past decade.

Furthermore, Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar on Tuesday, February 4, opened Israel’s first embassy in Moldova, over 30 years after the two countries established diplomatic relations, the Foreign Ministry said.

Sa’ar attended the inauguration ceremony in the capital Chisinau, where he was joined by Moldovan Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Mihai Popsoi. “This is a historic moment that marks a milestone in the relations between the countries,” Sa’ar said while describing Moldova as “a friendly country to Israel.” (INN /VFI News)

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