Prime Minister Narendra Modi, during his visit to Tel Aviv with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, extended a warm invitation to Israeli companies to explore opportunities in India for investment, manufacturing, and technology partnerships.
The visit underlined India’s commitment to fostering innovation-driven collaborations with global technology leaders.
PM Modi toured an exhibition featuring pioneering Israeli innovations spanning multiple sectors, including Agri-tech, Water-tech, Climate-tech, Health-biotech, Smart Mobility, Artificial Intelligence, Cybersecurity, and Quantum technologies.
He interacted directly with innovators, tech-entrepreneurs, and company CEOs, discussing how these technologies could be leveraged to address India’s development priorities.
The Prime Minister emphasised that the cutting-edge solutions on display hold significant potential to enhance India-Israel cooperation in innovation, start-ups, and business ventures.
Key focus areas highlighted included sustainable agriculture, water management, healthcare delivery, and digital services.
During the visit, PM Modi reiterated the importance of the ‘India-Israel Innovation Bridge’, an initiative designed to promote joint solutions for modern-day challenges.
The programme connects Indian and Israeli enterprises to promote technology transfer, research collaboration, and scalable start-ups.
PM Modi saw innovations from Quantum Machines and Classiq in quantum computing, AISAP’s AI-powered ultrasound, and Israel’s Tech Scout for risk analysis.
Mobileye, Check Point, WaterGen, N-Drip, Remilk, BarAlgae, Mynora Bio, GII, and Israel Aerospace Industries showcased solutions in mobility, cybersecurity, water, agriculture, waste management, and satellites.
PM Modi highlighted that such collaborations would strengthen India-Israel tech partnerships, attract investment, boost manufacturing, and drive a knowledge-based, innovation-led economy with sustainable solutions in key sectors.
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