Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Wednesday announced his agreement with French President Emmanuel Macron to “launch a strategic dialogue between the two countries.”
NETANYAHU TO MACRON: PUT PRESSURE ON IRAN
“I just finished a very interesting and fruitful meeting with my friend French President Emmanuel Macron,” Netanyahu said in a televised statement. “This meeting covered many topics in the region including Iran, Iraq, Syria, Lebanon, Turkey, and Libya.
“We agreed to establish a strategic dialogue between Israel and France that would continue cooperation between both countries on our common interests; this is a very important development in Israel’s foreign policy and it can help us to achieve very important things for state security,” he said.
Also, the Office of Israeli Prime Minister said in a written statement that Netanyahu called on Macron to put “pressure and sanctions that are being exerted on Iran following the steps taken by Tehran in the nuclear field and its aggressive actions in the region.”
“The Prime Minister and President Macron decided to launch a strategic dialogue between the two countries in order to enhance cooperation between them and achieve their goals also regarding regional issues,” it added.
