Global Summit Sparks New Waves in Blue Food Security Collaboration

Fisheries Minister Rajiv Ranjan Singh is in Eilat, Israel, for a global summit on blue food security, aimed at boosting food production in extreme climates with new technologies. His visit emphasizes growing India-Israel cooperation in fisheries and aquaculture, with discussions on sustainable management and technological advancements.

Fisheries Minister Rajiv Ranjan Singh arrived in Eilat, Israel, on Monday to partake in a global summit dedicated to blue food security. The event, which focuses on enhancing food production in harsh climates through innovative technologies, highlights the surge in strategic ties between India and Israel.

The 'Second Global Summit on Blue Food Security: Sea the Future' is set against the backdrop of the southern coastal city from January 13 to 15. It features discussions aiming to augment bilateral cooperation in fisheries and aquaculture, delving into policy alignment and modern aquaculture technologies.

During his visit, Singh will engage in meetings with international delegates, Israeli company CEOs, and the local Indian Jewish community, underscoring India's commitment to reinforcing its longstanding partnership with Israel and fostering new collaborative pathways.

(With inputs from agencies.)