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Nauru Opens Embassy in Jerusalem, Becoming Ninth Country with Mission in Israeli Capital
The Pacific island nation said the move will expand cooperation in health, agriculture, water management, innovation and climate resilience.
- On Monday, Nauru officially inaugurated its embassy in Jerusalem, becoming the ninth country to establish a diplomatic mission in the Israeli capital.
- The move reflects Nauru's commitment to expanding bilateral ties and follows an Israeli diplomatic campaign to increase international recognition of Jerusalem as its capital.
- Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Saar and Foreign Minister Lionel Aingimea attended the ceremony, where Aingimea said, "God first," and Israel has always held a special place in our hearts.
- While most foreign embassies remain in Tel Aviv due to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, Nauru joins the United States and Fiji in Jerusalem.
- Israel and Nauru plan to expand cooperation in health, agriculture, and water management, as the Foreign Ministry indicated more countries are expected to follow.
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The Israeli Minister for Foreign Affairs said that he had hosted the Vice-President and Minister for Foreign Affairs of Nauru, Lionel Ingemia, noting that the two sides had discussed a series of issues related to the strengthening of relations between the two countries.
Jerusalem: The State of Nauru, Monday, opened an embassy in Jerusalem to become the ninth step in contravention of international resolutions. Nauru is an island in the South Pacific, the third smallest country in the world, with an area of 21 square kilometres, with approximately 12,000 inhabitants.
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