India, Israel sign MoUs across tech, agri, maritime sectors

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I ndia and Israel on Thursday signed multiple agreements and Memoranda of Understanding (MoUs) across multiple sectors covering Artificial Intelligence, cybersecurity, education and other sectors during Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s ongoing twoday state visit to the country, reflecting the growing strategic, technological, and economic partnership between the two countries. 

The agreements cover areas including innovation, agriculture, geophysical exploration, maritime heritage, fisheries, aquaculture, artificial intelligence, education, commerce, and cybersecurity and were signed in the presence of Prime Minister Modi and his Israeli counterpart, Benjamin Netanyahu, ahead of their press statements in Jerusalem. 

In the India-Israel Joint Statement released on Thursday, both sides noted the role of water and agriculture in sustainable development and reaffirmed the importance of strengthening partnership in such areas. The partnership focuses on key areas of water conservation, wastewater treatment and its reuse for agriculture, desalination, water utility reforms, and the cleaning of the Ganges and other rivers using advanced water technologies, as per the statement. 

The Prime Ministers also agreed to strengthen the ongoing capacity-building programme in agriculture in Israel, led by MASHAV in collaboration with the Ministry of Agriculture of India. 

India and Israel signed key MoUs during PM Modi’s visit: cultural exchange and agriculture innovation centre (FM Gideon Saar, EAM Jaishankar); geophysical exploration (Energy Minister, EAM); Lothal Maritime Heritage (Heritage Minister, EAM); horizon scanning (Science Minister, EAM); fisheries/aquaculture (Agriculture Minister, EAM); AI in education (Education Minister, EAM), 4th CEO Forum report presented. — ANI

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