Under the agreements, the two countries will strengthen ties in the field of technological exchange and intensify cooperation in areas such as military equipment and water resources in the agricultural sector. A specialized patrol vessel and a sophisticated land defense communication system will be developed.“This is a great opportunity to strengthen our friendship for the sake of security, prosperity and peace,” Netanyahu said.This is the second visit of the Honduran president to Israel; the first was in October 2015.Two weeks ago, Netanyahu welcomed the president of Guatemala, a country which shares borders with Honduras in Central America. During the visit, Israel thanked the country for its pivotal role in creation of the Jewish state. Honduras is home to about 200 Jews in a population of 8.5 million.Yesterday in Jerusalem with Honduran President Juan Orlando Hernández – his 2nd visit to Israel as president. Ties between us are growing. pic.twitter.com/1IfPcWDzgU
— Benjamin Netanyahu (@netanyahu) December 9, 2016