Israeli President Rivlin extends willingness to further develop relations with China

JERUSALEM: Israeli President  Rueben Rivlin said that Israel is willing to make more endeavours to further develop the Israel-China relationship.

According to media reports, the president made the remarks when he received the credentials presented by the new Chinese ambassador to Israel, Cai Run, at the president's residence on Wednesday. Meanwhile, Israeli president asked Cai to convey his sincere greetings and best wishes to Chinese President Xi Jinping.

Lauding the long history of the friendship between the Jewish and Chinese peoples, Rivlin said Israel will always keep in mind the selfless help provided by the Chinese people to the Jewish refugees during World War II.

In recent years, said the Israeli president, the bilateral relationship has made positive headway and the cooperation between the two sides has yielded fruitful results in various fields.

Noting that next year will mark the 30th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic ties between Israel and China, Rivlin said that Israel is willing to make more efforts to further develop its relationship with China.

For his part, the Chinese ambassador conveyed President Xi Jinping's cordial greetings and best wishes to Rivlin. Cai said that the Chinese and Jewish peoples have shared a time-honored friendship despite the vast geographic distance, and the establishment of diplomatic ties in 1992 turned a new page in the history of the China-Israel relations.

 

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