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FM Dendias in Israel on Thursday; to Meet with Netanyahu and Ashkenazi

JERUSALEM– The strong ties between Greece and Israel and the continuously enhancing strategic partnership relation, were reaffirmed at Foreign Minister Nikos Dendias meeting with his Israeli counterpart Gabi Ashkenazi in Jerusalem on Thursday. "Welcome to Israel my good friend, Greek Minister of Foreign Affairs @NikosDendias.

It is always a great honor to host you here in Jerusalem", posted Ashkenazi on his twitter account.Broad discussions between the Greek and Israeli delegations were held after the end of Ashkenazi-Dendias meeting, during which was discussed the strengthening of the bilateral cooperation, the developments in the eastern Mediterranean, the escalating Turkish provocativeness as well as the two countries' cooperation in the context of the 3+1 (Greece, Cyprus, Israel and USA).Dendias will conclude his visit to Israel after his meeting with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

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