Chandigarh: Israeli Ambassador Naor Gilon on Monday met with Minister Haryana Manohar Lal Khattar to discuss the path of collaboration in research, education, health services, and aeronautics, in addition to the current investment agreement in the agricultural sector.
Gilon praised Haryana to run four centers of excellence in these sectors and said his country was interested in developing a shared project in Haryana because of “production capacity, efficiency, and atmosphere”.
He said: “Israel has an 80% investment in India in these sectors, and 50% of it is in Haryana, where Israel sees more possibilities of investment outside agriculture.
This builds a village excellence in the state.” Gilon looking for work The same from the government Haryana in exploring the possibility of investment in Telemedicine, the strong sector of Israel.
CM says a lot of land can be given to the business of fisheries and micro irrigation projects.
Khattar said: “Haryana has taken water management and initiated a separate program to put a micro irrigation network of water farms, village ponds, and canal irrigation programs at the community level, so Israel can explore technical collaboration in this field.” CM stated interested in ambu bicycles, Jerusalem’s ambulance on two wheels, and preferably invited voluntary organizations that run this service to Haryana for Tie-up talks.
Agriculture Minister J P Dalal said: “Tales, Haryana have developed an inland fish culture of more than 2,000 fish ponds and aims to become the largest shrimp producer.” Dalal said: “Israel has technology for dry land horticulture, so we need their help in developing the best Horticultura Center in the world in Gignow in Bhiwani.
We value Israel to train our officers.”