A delegation from Ukraine comprising the deputy Prime Minister for the reintegration of the temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine, the head of the Office of the President of Ukraine and his deputy, as well as the deputy Minister of the health of Ukraine have flown to Israel.
The Ukrainian side was hosted by the Prime Minister of Israel, Benjamin Netanyahu, the Minister of the interior, Aryeh Deri, the National security adviser and chairman of the National security council, Meir Ben Shabbat, as well as deputy of a general director of the Ministry of foreign affairs of Israel, Alon Baram, deputy Minister of the health of Israel, Yoav Kisch.
The main topic was cooperation among countries in the fight against the COVID-19 pandemic. Israel, as a country that has managed to defeat the pandemic and have only a 2% incidence rate, has described to the Ukrainian side the methods of fighting COVID-19. To approve the invest.com/investing-in-ukraine/business-opportunities/long-term-business/" rel="dofollow">long-term international relations, it has been decided to join forces in the fight against the pandemic.
Yoav Kisch also shared Israel’s experience in storing and vaccinating the drug Pfizer, which is to be vaccinated in Ukraine in the near future.
Let us remind you that the boxes for storing Pfizer to Ukraine provided by the United States.
"The parties also discussed possible cooperation in the production of vaccines, including COVID-19 vaccines. In addition, professional epidemiological issues to facilitate the crossing of borders between states were mentioned, and preparations for the celebration of the Jewish New Year of Rosh ga-Shana were already underway", — said the Office of the President.
Ukraine and Israel, as countries with established interaction in the trade and investment sectors, have constrained further bilateral cooperation and perspectives for joint development in other areas.
Attention was also paid to the question of the integrity of the Ukrainian State and to methods of counteracting Russian aggression in eastern Ukraine. "The Israeli side reaffirmed its unwavering support for Ukraine in the pursuit of peace and the preservation of its sovereignty and territorial integrity within internationally recognized borders", — noted the Office of the President of Ukraine.
