Overview
- Foreign ministers Gideon Sa’ar and Fernando Aramayo signed the agreement in Washington, committing to reestablish full relations.
- The communiqué pledges the appointment of ambassadors as soon as possible and outlines regular dialogue plus exchanges of government and private‑sector delegations.
- Bolivia’s finance minister José Gabriel Espinoza attended the ceremony, highlighting the focus on economic cooperation.
- Paz’s administration recently lifted visa requirements for Israeli travelers and eased entry for Americans, reopening key channels for tourism and business.
- Planned cooperation includes agriculture via Israel’s Mashav agency, as well as water management, health, security and tourism, reversing a 2023 break over the Gaza war.