President Herzog welcomes new ambassadors from Fiji and Thailand
Israeli President Isaac Herzog received the diplomatic credentials of the new Ambassadors to Israel of Fiji and Thailand in formal ceremonies at the President’s Residence in Jerusalem, according to his office.
Herzog congratulated the island nation of Fiji as residentu became the first-ever residential Ambassador of Fiji to Israel, after the "historic" decision to open an embassy in Jerusalem.
"This is a fantastic moment, and we are very moved. Fiji is a dear friend of Israel, and we pray for and love your country. The future of so many important global issues depends on the Pacific region, including in the maritime sphere, climate, and energy,” Herzog said.
While welcoming the new Ambassador of Thailand, Boonyarit Vichienpuntu, Herzog praised the strong relations between Israel and Thailand and cited new opportunities for cooperation in the fields of innovation, agriculture and tourism.
“Israelis love Thailand. During the war, due to the tragedies that occurred, Thai citizens resident in Israel became a part of our family," the president said.
"There are many opportunities to enhance our bilateral relations in so many spheres, including economic ties, science and technology, and tourism."
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