India and Israel Forge Stronger Defence Ties with New Pact
India and Israel signed a defence pact facilitating advanced technology sharing and promoting co-production of key weapons systems, further enhancing their strategic relationship. The pact aims to deepen defence cooperation and address shared security challenges, including terrorism.
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India and Israel signed a landmark defence pact on Tuesday, aiming to share advanced technologies and promote co-development and co-production of critical weapon systems.
The Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) was finalized in Tel Aviv during a meeting of the joint working group on defence cooperation. It underscores their long-standing partnership and mutual trust.
The agreement includes strategic dialogues, training, industrial cooperation, technological innovation, artificial intelligence, and cybersecurity, addressing shared security threats like terrorism.
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