July 14, 2008 - 4:27pm
Corzine heads to Israel
By Max Pizarro
Category: GovernorTags: JON CORZINE
Governor Jon S. Corzine is scheduled to travel to Israel this week, where he plans to foster trade, investment and commercial relationships between New Jersey and Israel, according to a release issued this afternoon by the governor's office.
The governor intends to focus on stem cell research, alternative energy, green technologies, and research and development in other high technology fields, according to the release. Corzine will meet and open dialogue with high-level government officials and key business leaders.
"New Jersey's unique position as a gateway to the nation's major markets offers us a tremendous opportunity to forge new economic relationships that will be beneficial to all concerned," the governor said. "Israel has emerged as one of our state's most important partners in terms of both economic and cultural exchanges, and I look forward to furthering those relationships."
According to governor's spokesman Sean Darcy, Corzine's schedule will include stops in Jerusalem and Tel Aviv, as well as several other cities in Israel. The governor is tentatively scheduled to depart July 19, Darcy said.
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