Netanyahu meets Indian envoy, discusses expanding cooperation in security and economy
on Thursday met with
India's Ambassador to Israel J P Singh
and discussed the expansion of bilateral cooperation, especially on security and economic issues.
The meeting was held at Netanyahu's office in Jerusalem.
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"The Prime Minister and the Ambassador discussed the expansion of bilateral cooperation, especially on security and economic issues," his office posted on social media.
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Netanyahu also met with a group of senior Indian journalists and interacted with them, it added.
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