Georgian FM, Israeli Tourism Minister hail “mutually beneficial” tourism deal
Georgian Foreign Minister Ilia Darchiashvili and Israeli Minister of Tourism Haim Katz on Wednesday signed a tourism agreement. Photo: Foreign Ministry press office
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Georgian Foreign Minister Ilia Darchiashvili and Israeli Minister of Tourism Haim Katz on Wednesday signed an agreement to promote tourism ties between their states and commended the deal as “mutually beneficial” for further strengthening bilateral cooperation.
Before signing the agreement, the Georgian official met with his counterpart Eli Cohen and Amir Ohana, the Chair of the Knesset, as part of his Israeli trip, after reviewing bilateral topics with the country's President Isaac Herzog and the Minister of Economy and Industry Nir Barkat.
FM @iliadarch and the Israeli Minister of Tourism Haim Katz have signed the agreement in the field of tourism - one more step for bringing Georgian and Israeli nations closer to each other and deepening mutually beneficial ties. pic.twitter.com/gp95Qvndjn
— MFA of Georgia (@MFAgovge) May 3, 2023
The meetings highlighted prospects for further strengthening partnership in a number of sectors, importance of parliamentary diplomacy and “centuries-long friendship and fruitful cooperation” between the two nations.
Darchiashvili is scheduled to end his three-day trip later on Wednesday.