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Ukrainian-Israeli talks on the creation of a free trade area ended on March 28.
Ukraine and Israel on April 26 technically initialed an agreement on free trade between the countries.
"On April 26, the heads of the Ukrainian and Israeli delegations technically initialed a free trade agreement between the Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine and the government of the State of Israel, which is the next step towards signing it," the press service of Ukraine's Ministry of Economic Development and Trade reported.
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As UNIAN reported, Ukraine and Israel on March 28 completed negotiations on the creation of a free trade area. They also approved a plan for further signing of the agreement, including the legal proofreading of the text of the agreement and its submission to the relevant authorities of both countries.