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President of Israel Isaac Herzog is paying an official visit to Cyprus today.
The importance of the visit of the Israeli President is given due to the close cooperation between Cyprus and Israel.
Herzog and Anastasiades are expected to review the excellent relationship and cooperation between Cyprus and Israel, both bilaterally and trilaterally.
According to the Israeli Ambassador, President Herzog's visit to Cyprus is proof of the excellent relations between the two countries. "We are friends, we are partners, we cooperate on various issues and sectors and together we promote common interests for the benefit of both peoples," he said, adding that "Cyprus and Israel are linked by strong and substantial ties that date back even before the establishment of our states."
"President Herzog's own family history proves it, as his grandfather made an investment in Cyprus in the 1930s in Fassouri. This is just one example of how Cypriots and Israelis have these deep, almost historical roots, which continue to bear fruit even today."
As the Israeli diplomat said, this is a very good opportunity to exchange views at the highest level on both bilateral and regional developments. "President Herzog and President Anastasiades will probably discuss the trilateral relationship together with Greece, but also the mutual interest we have in using this trilateral platform to promote synergies with other countries such as the US (3+1 format), moderate Arab countries such as Egypt, and the Abrahamic Pact countries, the UAE or Bahrain."
Meanwhile, increased security measures will be taken by the police during the visit of Israeli President Isaac Herzog to Cyprus.
According to a statement, from 10:00 a.m. Wednesday morning until 4 p.m.p.m. of the same day, there will be intermittent short road closures in Larnaca district, on the Larnaca - Nicosia motorway and in Nicosia district.
Source: KYPE
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