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Netanyahu in India: Technology to drive economic ties with Israel

Netanyahu said technology was the way forward and the emergence of these sectors out of nowhere within the past few years was proof

Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his Israeli counterpart Benjamin Netanyahu during India Israel Business Summit in New Delhi on Monday
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his Israeli counterpart Benjamin Netanyahu during India Israel Business Summit in New Delhi on Monday

Subhayan Chakraborty New Delhi
The government of Israel wants India to partner with it on big data, connectivity and artificial intelligence, moving beyond traditional sectors.
 
On the second day of his visit, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said technology was the way forward and the emergence of these sectors out of nowhere within the past few years was proof. He was speaking at the India-Israel Business Summit, where Prime Minister Narendra Modi also spoke.
 
Israel is known globally as a hub for high-tech manufacturing and services. Currently, Israel has about $130 million worth of investment in India, mostly in agricultural technology and

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