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President Plevneliev to President Peres:
Bulgaria will strengthen the cooperation on security and diplomacy with Israel – Bulgaria sees Israel as a strategic ally
President Peres to President Plevneliev
Your visit to Jerusalem will strengthen the relations between Israel and Bulgaria which is the best answer to the terror and to the extremists in the Middle East.
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Thank you, Mr. President, and thank you, Under-Secretary-General Feltman, for your briefing.
I'll begin with Syria, where the horrifying situation is getting worse. Escalating violence, driven by the Asad regime, has killed tens of thousands and displaced millions of Syrians. And there's no clearer demonstration of the situation's threat to regional peace and security than the Syrian government's recent shelling of Ackakale, which this Council rightfully condemned. As the violence and atrocities mount, the United States will not wait for all members of this Council to get on the right side of history. Together with our allies, we're supporting the opposition as it moves toward an inclusive, democratic transition. We're further pressuring the regime, and we are addressing the growing humanitarian needs in the region. At the same time, we continue to support the efforts of Joint Special Representative Brahimi to find a durable solution to this crisis.
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Egyptian Ambassador to President Peres:I came with the message of peace. We are committed to all the agreements we signed with Israel and we are also committed to the peace treaty with Israel.
Jordanian Ambassador to President Peres:
The foremost priority in our foreign policy still remains the peace process and achieving peace between all neighboring countries including the establishment of an independent sovereign Palestinian state living side by side with the State of Israel
President Peres to the Egyptian Ambassador:
"I wish to convey to President Morsi my very best wishes for his success, for the success of Egypt and for the success of the Middle East."
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- Written by Bilha Caldero
On September 27th 2012, the Commanding officer of the Training Ship "Esmeralda" Captain Guillermo Luttges and his entire crew welcomed honorary guests H.E. Minister Benjamin Begin, Charges des Affaires of Chile in Israel Mr. Oscar Alcaman, Head of naval Operations Israeli navy RADM Oded Gour-Lavie, Military Attache of Chile, Colonel Rene Leiva, Minister of Sciences and Technology Prof. Daniel Hershkowitz, and Mayor of Haifa Mr. Yona Yahav; as well as Israeli and local government officials, Israeli Navy Authorities, Members of the Diplomatic corps and other distinguished guests on board for a night of celebration on the occasion of the Republic of Chile's Independence Day and Army Day.Chilean National Day and Army Day are normally celebrated the 18th and 19th of September, respectively. However, the official reception to celebrate the dates in Israel was held back by the Chilean Embassy to accommodate the arrival of the 21 sail navy ship to the Port of Haifa, giving everyone an opportunity to share the experience of visiting the Latin American country's vessel as well as an important part of its culture. For this purpose, the ship remained open for public visits during its stay in Haifa. The Esmeralda Training Ship is used by the Chilean Navy to enhance professional training of its future officers and Non Commissioned Officers; it has sailed 30 thousand nautical miles for nearly 9 months and will conclude its second tour around the world in January of 2013.
