Prime Minister Vladimir Groisman in "Evening Prime" on "112 Ukraine" told the details of his forthcoming visit to Israel. In connection with the trip, according to the prime minister, in the coming week his report to the Verkhovna Rada may not be.

"On Monday and Tuesday I visit with a government delegation from Israel. We have a number of important issues that we need to harmonize. We have about 22 events in 1.5 days and 22 events that I have to hold. I am going, including with the Ukrainian business, with innovative business, we want to study the experience of Israel with regard to technology parks, new technologies in the agricultural sector, and this is extremely important for us in the development of the national economy. In general, I would like to see the closing of this session (the Verkhovna Rada, - Ed.. ) We could adopt a new law "On technological parks in Ukraine". Ukraine has serious personnel with vast experience in terms of innovation and competitive products. We must create conditions for such products to be produced in Ukraine, "said Groisman.

"We will also conclude an agreement between the Ministry of Health of Ukraine and Israel on strategic cooperation. We also agree on the work of the ATU Rehabilitation Center, Israel will provide advice. I also have a meeting with the Israeli prime minister, the chairman of parliament and the president. I believe this trip will be fruitful in terms of bilateral agreements, "he added..

Groisman also intends to raise the issue of the approval this year of an agreement on the Free Trade Zone. "We have huge potential for our bilateral trade. We will consult the leadership of the parliament when it is done to make this effective, "the prime minister explained..

As you know, the visit to Israel will be held May 14-16.

Recall that the Ukrainian prime minister had to visit Israel at the end of last year, but Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu decided to cancel the meeting in connection with the situation around the voting in the UN Security Council. Ukraine then voted in favor of a resolution on the illegality of Israeli settlements in Judea and Samaria, as well as neighborhoods in East Jerusalem. The resolution called for the cessation of construction in the settlements and the complete retreat of Israel to the borders of June 4, 1967.