Sa’ar Visits Ecuador, Colombia to Strengthen Israel-Latin America Ties
- On Wednesday, Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon began a diplomatic visit to South America, marking the first visit by an Israeli foreign minister to Ecuador in 44 years.
- The Foreign Ministry said the visit reflects Israel's efforts to deepen diplomatic and economic ties, aiming to strengthen and renew Israel's relations with many countries across Latin America.
- Two weeks ago, Foreign Minister Gideon reached an agreement with Omar Bula Escobar to relocate Colombia's embassy in Israel to Jerusalem, reversing President Gustavo Petro's May 2024 severing of ties.
- On Friday, Foreign Minister Gideon will represent the State of Israel at the inauguration of President-elect Abelardo in Cali, Colombia.
- During the inauguration events, Foreign Minister Gideon is expected to hold bilateral meetings with political leaders and senior officials from across the continent as part of Israel's broader regional outreach.
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Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar meets with senior members of Colombia’s new government, including cabinet ministers, during a high-level meeting …
At the direction of the elected president, the new government, headed by Vice President José Manuel Restrepo, met this morning with Gideon Sa’ar, the chancellor of Israel. With today’s there are at least three meetings between the minister and the incoming administration of Abelardo de la Espriella, following the meetings he held with the designated chancellor Omar Bula in Washington and the visit that Sa’ar made to De la Espriella last night at…
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According to the Israeli Foreign Ministry, Colombia intends to withdraw its support for South Africa’s case against Israel at the International Court of Justice and leave the Hague Group. By JNS Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar met with Colombian President-elect Abelardo de la Espriella on Thursday, one day before his inauguration, as the two countries prepared for a sweeping restoration of diplomatic, economic and security ties after more …
Israeli FM holds first diplomatic meeting with Colombia's new president ahead of inauguration
During the meeting, Sa'ar thanked de la Espriella for his decision to relocate Colombia's embassy to Jerusalem, calling the move "laying a brick in the walls of Jerusalem"
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