
PM Netanyahu meets with Hungarian Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade Peter Szijjarto
The Prime Minister spoke with them about strengthening economic, security and technological ties, and increasing Hungarian investments in the Israeli economy.

The Prime Minister spoke with them about strengthening economic, security and technological ties, and increasing Hungarian investments in the Israeli economy.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, yesterday, went to the University of Public Service Budapest, together with his wife Sara, where he was awarded an honorary doctorate by the University Rector.

The ceremony marked a significant reaffirmation of the strong and historic ties between Israel and Albania, based on shared values of justice, remembrance, and mutual respect.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his wife Sara today (Friday) visited the Shoes on the Danube Promenade memorial in Budapest, together with Hungary's Prime Minister Viktor Orbán and his wife Anikó.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's remarks at the opening of the meeting:

I remembered on the flight here that I came here in 1991 as a deputy foreign minister of Israel to reestablish the relations between Hungary and Israel. I didn't know very much about Hungary at the time.

A groundbreaking new article by Dr. Amit Segev, Dr. Nadav Wetzler, (from the Geological Survey of Israel) in collaboration with Prof. Gideon Rosenbaum and Prof.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his wife Sara were welcomed, today, by Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban and his wife, and an honor guard, at a ceremony in Budapest.

FM Sa'ar: “It is imperative that the most extreme regime in the world does not obtain the most dangerous weapon in the world. Preventing Iran from obtaining nuclear weapons is a common goal for France and Israel."

The reform is set to reduce bureaucracy to increase funding benefits for rehabilitation and mobility devices.