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Togolese President Plants a Tree in the Grove of Nations

By KKL-JNF STAFF
11/28/2012 19:04
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“The tree I planted today in Jerusalem represents the good relations between our countries and our shared desire to build a better world together,” declared the President of the Togolese Republic during the ceremony at which he planted an olive tree in the Forest of Nations in Jerusalem.

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“The tree I planted today in Jerusalem represents the good relations between our countries and our shared desire to build a better world together,” declared the President of the Togolese Republic during the ceremony at which he planted an olive tree in the Forest of Nations in Jerusalem. 

“In Togolese tradition, if you have planted a tree it’s a sign you’ve led a meaningful life. Planting symbolizes growth, development and prosperity,” added President Faure Essozimna Gnassingbé. KKL

KKL-JNF Vice-Chairman Gael Greenwald also referred to the friendship between the two nations, and added: “Planting an olive tree in Jerusalem symbolizes peace.”
 
Read more about the planting of a tree by the Togolese President in the Grove of Nations.

For further information, comments or permission please contact
Ahuva Bar-Lev
KKL-JNF – Information and Publications
Email: ahuvab@kkl.org.il
Phone: 972-2-6583354 Fax:972-2-6583493
www.kkl.org.il/eng

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