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PM Modi says India-Israel FTA to be finalised soon, announces 'Critical and Emerging Technology Partnership'

PM Modi said India and Israel will soon finalise a FTA and launch a “Critical and Emerging Technology Partnership” during his visit with Benjamin Netanyahu. The two countries also plan to deepen cooperation in defence, digital payments (UPI), space, and nuclear energy

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Modi, Netanyahu announce ‘Critical and Emerging Technology Partnership.' Pic/AFP

Modi, Netanyahu announce ‘Critical and Emerging Technology Partnership.' Pic/AFP

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday said that India and Israel will soon finalise a mutually beneficial Free Trade Agreement (FTA) and announced the establishment of a "Critical and Emerging Technology Partnership" to deepen cooperation in the tech and innovation sectors.

Speaking during the joint statement with his Israeli counterpart Benjamin Netanyahu as part of his two-day state visit to the country, PM Modi said the two leaders discussed imparting a new direction and faster pace to bilateral cooperation.

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