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U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and Israeli Finance Minister Bezalel Smotrich met on Wednesday to discuss ways to bolster economic collaboration between their nations. In a joint statement, the two officials emphasized the importance of this dialogue during a pivotal moment for both economies, highlighting the need to shape a strategic economic future that reinforces American global leadership while positioning Israel as a vital economic partner.
The meeting reflects a renewed commitment to fostering closer economic ties, which both leaders believe are essential for navigating the complexities of the current global landscape. While the statement did not address previous tensions regarding Israel's banking relationships with Palestinian banks, the focus remains on strengthening bilateral cooperation and enhancing mutual economic interests.
As both countries look forward, the dialogue aims to pave the way for innovative partnerships and shared growth, ultimately benefiting their respective economies and reinforcing their strategic alliance.
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