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Abiy Ahmed speaks with Benjamin Netanyahu on bilateral relations

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Abiy Ahmed speaks with Benjamin Netanyahu on bilateral relations

Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed held a telephone conversation with his Israeli counterpart Benjamin Netanyahu about bilateral relations and regional developments. Abiy Ahmed described the exchange as fruitful and constructive in a statement published on social media, reports Fanamc.

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