Czech Republic Announces Plans to Open Diplomatic Office in Jerusalem
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JNS.org – The Czech Republic plans to open a diplomatic office in Jerusalem, announced Israel’s Foreign Affairs Minister Gabi Ashkenazi on Wednesday after speaking with his counterpart, Tomáš Petříček.
Ashkenazi tweeted: “I just spoke with my colleague, the Czech FM @TPetricek, and congratulated him on the decision to open an official diplomatic office in Jerusalem. This decision as well as recognizing Jerusalem as Israel’s capital emphasizes our strong friendship and strategic partnership.”
Petříček confirmed the news in a similar tweet.
Neither Ashkenazi nor Petříček provided a time frame as to when the diplomatic office would actually open.
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