Following the Israeli humanitarian delegation's visit to earthquake-stricken Venezuela, the two countries agreed to sustain bilateral technical cooperation arising from the emergency and recovery efforts, according to a joint statement reported by N12.
Israel and Venezuela have agreed to sustain the bilateral technical cooperation that emerged from the joint emergency and recovery operations following the double earthquake that struck northern Venezuela in late June, according to a joint statement reported by N12.
The agreement was reached following the visit of the Israeli humanitarian delegation to the disaster zone and talks between senior officials from both sides. The cooperation covers technical aspects of the ongoing relief and rehabilitation efforts.
The earthquake disaster prompted an unprecedented Israeli humanitarian mission to Venezuela. Israel deployed a joint IDF and Foreign Ministry delegation at the end of June, marking the first official government-to-government mission since ties were severed in 2009. On Tuesday, the two countries also renewed consular relations after a 17-year freeze, as The Zioneer reported.
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