Representatives of the Embassy of Israel gave two lectures at Kazan University

Left ro right: Vice-Rector for Innovation Dmitry Pashin, Minister-Counselor Ifat Ahmedi, Vice-Rector for International Cooperation Timirkhan Alishev, Deputy Chief of Mission Keren Cohen-Gat, Counselor to the Rector Linar Latypov

The guests arrived on April 20.

Deputy Chief of Mission Keren Cohen-Gat and Minister-Counselor of the Embassy Ifat Ahmedi visited KFU within the framework of celebrating 30 years of diplomatic relations between Russian Federation and the State of Israel.

They were welcomed by Vice-Rector for International Cooperation Timirkhan Alishev, Vice-Rector for Innovation and Digital Transformation Dmitry Pashin, and Counselor to the Rector Linar Latypov.

Keren Cohen-Gat presented a lecture on the diplomatic relations between the two countries, and Ifat Ahmedi spoke about the normalization of relations between Israel and Arabic countries.

“Like Jerusalem, Kazan is a symbol of tolerance and peaceful coexistence of two religions,” commented Cohen-Gat to the university TV station. “That's why it was important for me to visit the capital of Tatarstan. I am very impressed by its beauty. This year, we celebrate the 30th anniversary of the renewal of diplomatic ties between Russia and Israel. Everything done by the embassy this year is coordinated with this event.”

The two visitors also toured KFU's History Museum.

Source text: Larisa Busil

Photos: Alexander Kuznetsov

Translation: Yury Nurmeev