Israel minister of tourism, Yoel Razvozov, has requested his nation’s Arab neighbours to “come for a go to” within the spirit of the Abraham Accords and a peaceable future.
“The signing of the Abraham Accords final 12 months was a historic, watershed second for the Center East that marked the start of a wholly new chapter for the area.
“It represents a call to construct a greater future collectively that can profit all of our folks,” Razvozov mentioned in a speech on the launch of the Israel Pavilion at Expo 2020 Dubai.
“We imagine that to be able to attain a greater tomorrow, one ought to select sensible and constructive actions at present.
“So, I’m delighted to ask all of you to return and go to my nation. Come and see for your self what Israel is basically about,” the tourism minister added.
Israel’s participation at Expo 2020 Dubai is a “dream come true” made attainable by the normalisation of diplomatic relations with the United Arab Emirates, in line with Menachem Gantz, the Israel pavilion spokesperson and communications supervisor.
In a current interview with the Expo Information Service, Gantz mentioned: “This can be a historic second.
“The Expo in Dubai is historic, and it’s particularly historic for Israel. It’s the first time that Israel can take part in such a world exhibition in an Arab nation.
“We’re very, very happy and we perceive that this dream-come-true can also be due to the partnership we’ve with the UAE.
“We thank the host nation for giving us the chance.”
