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July 26th, 2010
Israeli President on official visit to Slovenia
Abstract:
The President of the Republic of Slovenia, Dr Danilo Türk, received the President of the State of Israel, Shimon Peres, who had arrived on an official visit to the Republic of Slovenia. After being received with military honours, the Slovenian President and the Israeli President had a brief one-to-one meeting, followed by plenary talks between the delegation of the Republic of Slovenia and the delegation of the State of Israel, led by the respective presidents.
President Türk said that Slovenia greatly appreciates the importance of Israel as a country with highly developed science and technology. This was also one of the topics of discussion with Israeli President Peres, who highlighted in particular the importance of nanotechnology for the future of mankind. The Slovenian President stressed that Slovenia could greatly benefit from cooperation with Israel in the area of science and, in addition to nanotechnology, mentioned other areas, such as the use of solar energy and the use of science and new technologies in agriculture and medicine.
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isria.com
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