Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi announced plans to expand cooperation with Israel in various fields, including trade, services, and security, during a meeting with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
During a meeting in Israel, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi expressed his intention to broaden the collaboration between India and Israel across multiple sectors. Modi highlighted the significant trust that Israeli employers place in Indian workers, attributing it to their hard work and dedication. This burgeoning trust underpins the call for an expansion in cooperation areas, particularly in trade and services.
Modi noted that the already existing collaboration in security matters, which has been robust for years, is also set to expand. This underscores the growing diplomatic and operational relationship between the two nations. Both leaders emphasized their commitment to boosting this partnership further, showcasing India and Israel's mutual interests and shared goals in navigating global challenges.
Additionally, Modi brought attention to space cooperation, indicating that collaborations will not only be limited to economic or security matters but will also extend into scientific ventures. This multidimensional approach signifies a strengthening of ties that could lead to significant advancements and innovations benefiting both countries.
