Baku-APA. Israel and Russia have signed a number of agreements on social support, customs regulation and cooperation in the energy sphere, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Tuesday at a press conference after a meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin, APA reports quoting TASS.
"We have now ended a very effective and extensive meeting. We have signed a few important deals for both countries in the spheres of energy, agriculture, pension provision, preservation of social rights and a customs treaty," Netanyahu said.
The pensions treaty refers first of all to the payment of Russian pensions to Israelis who did not keep the previous citizenship after immigration from the Soviet Union and Russia.
The visit of Netanyahu to Moscow is timed to the 25th anniversary of restoration of diplomatic relations between the two countries. Among the most important topics of talks of the Israeli leader with Russian President Vladimir Putin, the Kremlin press service mentioned "the situation in Syria and around it, as well as the state and prospects of the Palestino-Israeli settlement."
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