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Netanyahu addresses leading businessmen in Mexico
MEXICO CITY — Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu meets with 16 heads of Mexico’s leading cooperations, seeking to get them interested in investing in Israel.
At a “power breakfast” in the city’s St. Regis hotel, he tells them about Israel’s hi-tech prowess, particularly in the field of cybersecurity and invites them to hold their next meeting in Jerusalem.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu meets with Mexico’s leading businessmen in Mexico City, September 14, 2017. (PMO)
Later in the day, he is set to speak at an Mexican-Israeli business forum for 30 Israeli and dozens of Mexican businessmen.
After that, he is scheduled to meet with President Enrique Pena Nieto and representatives of the local Jewish community.
— Raphael Ahren
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