Tel Aviv JWG discussed future collaboration in technology
A wide range of areas for cooperation have been identified in the MoU signed by the Indian-Israeli Defence officials in Tel Aviv on 4 Nov, as the two countries seek a unified vision and policy direction to deepen the already strong defence cooperation between the two countries.
Important fields in the MoU include strategic dialogues of mutual interest, training, defence industrial cooperation, and capabilities including Science & Technology, Research & Development and Technological Innovation, Artificial Intelligence and Cyber Security cooperation.
The MoU will enable the sharing of advanced technology and would promote co-development and co-production.
It was signed during the 17th meeting of Joint Working Group (JWG) on defence cooperation, co-chaired by Defence Secretary Rajesh Kumar Singh and Director General of Israeli Ministry of Defence Maj Gen (Res) Amir Baram.
The JWG reviewed the ongoing defence cooperation initiatives and agreed that both the nations have benefited from each other’s strengths. The two sides discussed the potential areas for future collaboration in the field of technology as well as enhancing operational capabilities. They also deliberated on various issues, including shared challenges of terrorism and underscored their collective resolve to fight against the threat.
India-Israel defence partnership is long-standing based on deep mutual trust and shared security interests, the Defence Ministry said in a release from New Delhi. Fiinews.com
