Minister Amichai Chikli: Warned against Turkey's policy at Cyprus Independence Day ceremony
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A festive ceremony was held in Tel Aviv this week to mark the 66th Independence Day of Cyprus. The ceremony was attended by diplomats, business people, and official representatives of the State of Israel, who came to strengthen the good ties between the two neighboring Mediterranean countries.
The Minister of Diaspora Affairs and Combating Antisemitism, Amichai Chikli, delivered remarks at the event. In his speech, the Minister addressed the complex situation in our region and conveyed a clear message regarding Turkey's foreign policy. Chikli emphasized that Israel is monitoring Turkey's regional ambitions and their impact on stability in the Eastern Mediterranean with concern.
Minister Chikli called on leaders in the region not to underestimate Turkey's intentions. According to him, there is great importance in close cooperation between Israel and countries like Cyprus and Greece, in order to safeguard common interests and security in the region.
Relations between Israel and Cyprus have been considered very strong and significant in recent years. The two countries cooperate in the fields of energy, tourism, and security, and view each other as strategic partners in the face of changing security and political challenges.
In conclusion, Minister Chikli's remarks reflect the Israeli policy that strives to strengthen alliances with friendly countries in the region. The event in Tel Aviv once again highlighted the importance of Cyprus as a key ally of Israel in the Mediterranean.
Sources: היום
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