Israel and Bolivia have officially renewed diplomatic relations after a 16-year hiatus, marked by a signing ceremony in Washington DC attended by senior officials from both countries. The agreement includes plans to appoint ambassadors, promote government and private sector exchanges, and foster cooperation in areas such as agriculture, security, and economic development. Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Sa'ar highlighted the historic friendship between the two nations and expressed optimism for future collaboration, especially following Bolivia's recent decision to lift visa requirements for Israeli tourists. Both governments emphasized their commitment to ongoing dialogue and strengthening ties across multiple fields.