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An upcoming trade mission will allow Saskatchewan to explore further opportunities for collaboration and co-operation with Israel, according to provincial government officials.

A delegation will showcase Saskatchewan’s agriculture sector, seek opportunities to increase trade, and encourage Israeli companies to look at the province as a place to establish a presence in North America.

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“This mission to Israel offers us a chance to showcase Saskatchewan’s world-class agriculture sector, business environment, mineral industry and more,” Saskatchewan’s Deputy Premier Gordon Wyant said in a press release.

Wyant and Trade and Export Development Minister Jeremy Harrison will meet with senior government officials, private industry, and a number of Israeli organizations.

The week-long trip includes stops in Jerusalem and Tel Aviv.

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In 2017, Saskatchewan exported over $19 million in goods to Israel, with lentils being the top export.

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