Netanyahu and Abe agree to promote direct flights between Israel and Japan

During their meeting in Jerusalem, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his Japanese counterpart Shinzo Abe agree to initiate direct flights between Israel and Japan.

A statement from the Prime Minister’s Office says the two leaders agree that such flights would boost tourism, investment, and businesses in both countries.

Netanyahu lauds “the tremendous growth in Japanese investments in Israel and Israeli investments in Japan.”

Abe thanks Netanyahu for the hospitality and invited the prime minister to make a reciprocal visit in Japan in the coming year.

 

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