India isreal relation
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Synergy in agriculture
India has greatly benefited from Israeli drip irrigation & dairy technologies; which are now widely used a/c country
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Defence & agriculture have shaped coop'n b/w
# IndiaIsrael after the establishment of full diplomatic relations in 1992
Diversifying commerce
Bilateral trade b/w # IndiaIsrael includes diamonds, pharma, agriculture, IT & telecom, metals, machinery and security
Academic outreach
Indian & Israeli Universities collaborate on various subjects and courses and have signed several agreements to benefit students
Several courses related to India are taught at Tel Aviv University, Hebrew University in Jerusalem and Haifa University. Indian Professors have been visiting Tel Aviv University under a MoU for a Chair for Indian studies.
Israeli academicians of repute have visited Indian institutes like IITs and JNU under the GIAN scheme.
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Robust trading ties
Major exports from India to Israel include diamonds and metals, chemical products and textiles. Major imports by India from Israel also include diamonds and metals, chemicals (mainly potash) and machinery and transport equipment.
In addition to direct investments, FDI from Israel to India also flows through USA, Europe and Singapore. Israeli companies have invested in India in energy, renewable energy, telecom, real estate, water technologies, and are also setting up R&D centres and production units in India.
Significant investments from India in Israel include 100% acquisition of Israeli drip-irrigation company Naandan by Jain Irrigation, controlling stake in Taro Pharmaceuticals by Sun Pharma and Triveni Engineering Industries’ investment in Israeli waste-water treatment company Aqwise
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