Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett said on Saturday that Israel and India have a “deep friendship” (deep friendship), celebrating three decades of cooperation between the two countries, and called his Indian counterpart Narendra Modi “strong and strong”. Thanks for their “deep commitment” to Strong friendship.”
Commenting on the rich cultural history shared by both countries, Israeli PM Naftali shared, “Our countries may vary in size but we share a lot – our rich history, the inherent warmth of our people, and Our cutting edge innovation and technology.”
Describing the opportunities for cooperation between the two countries as “endless”, Bennett stressed that “ties between Israel and India are strong and together they will only get stronger.”
“There is one thing I wanted to tell all the people of India. Israel and India have a “deep friendship”, a deep friendship. Today we honor 30 years of diplomatic relations between Israel and India. Thirty years of wonderful partnership, a deep cultural ties, and military and economic cooperation”, Bennett said in a special video message released on Saturday evening.
Although India recognized Israel on September 17, 1950, full diplomatic relations between the countries were established on January 29, 1992.
“I want to thank my dear friend, Prime Minister Modi, for his leadership and deep commitment to this strong and strong friendship. Our countries may vary in size but we share a lot – our rich history, our The inherent warmth. people, and our cutting edge innovation and technology”, said the Israeli Prime Minister among the many activities to mark the occasion.
The video was tagged with a tweet that said, “Today, we celebrate 30 years of diplomatic relations between Israel and India. We celebrate a strong partnership, an incredibly deep friendship and optimism for the future.” Let’s celebrate!”
“Together we will continue to achieve more remarkable achievements,” he wrote to his friend Narendra Modi in Hindi.
In New Delhi, Prime Minister Modi, in his special video message, said there could be no better time to set new goals to take India-Israel ties forward and added that the relationship assumes significance amid significant changes in the world. Is. Modi said that India and the people of Israel have always had a special relationship.
He said, “This day holds significance in our relations as full diplomatic relations were established between the two countries 30 years ago. A new chapter had started between the two countries. It was a new chapter but the history between us is centuries old. Is.”
“For centuries, the Jewish community in India has lived and developed in a cordial environment without any discrimination. It has contributed significantly to our development journey,” Modi said.
Celebrations of 30 years of diplomatic ties are likely to continue throughout the year, but the anniversary celebrations are marked by the lighting of historical sites in both countries – the Gateway of India and the Teen Murti Haifa Square in India and the Judean Desert of southern Israel. Masada. Popular tourist destination.
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