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Weah Reaffirms Stronger Liberia-Israel Ties

President George Manneh Weah says Liberia and Israel have over the years shared a long and historic fraternal bond therefore, his visit to Israel is to return to the Holy Land of Divine Blessings.

Speaking at the Israeli State House where he and his entourage were received by Israel’s President Isaac Herzog and Wife Michal, the Liberian leader said he was delighted to be in Jerusalem the Holy Land.

He stressed the need to strengthen the relations between the two countries, especially in the area of agriculture, with a focus on rice production.

He said Liberia can also benefit a lot in other areas, including health, education, and trade from Israel.

President Weah reaffirmed Liberia’s support to the cause of peace between Palestine and Israel, saying, as the leader of a country coming from war, Liberia’s foremost international agenda is on the promotion of peace and democracy.

Welcoming President Weah to Israel, President Herzog said it signified President Weah’s love for Israel and deep admiration for the Jewish people.

He said Israel takes its relations with Liberia very seriously as it was the first African nation to have established diplomatic relations with the Jewish State noting, “We are anxious to foster our diplomatic ties with the opening of an embassy here in Israel.”

“With the opening of an embassy, Israel can do a lot with Liberia in many areas of cooperation such as agriculture, health, defense, and tourism.

President Herzog offered to be of an advocate for the agenda of Liberia, disclosing that he will be addressing the joint session of the US Congress and shall willing highlight Liberia’s case.

“I know of the great relations our three countries share,” he said, referencing Liberia, Israel, and the United States.

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