New Delhi: On the World Day observed the development in Afghanistan after the Taliban took over the country, Prime Minister Narendra Modi spoke with Israel’s partnership and reviewed all the areas of cooperation between the two countries.
Both leaders also agreed to the extraordinary potential of strategic partnerships between the two countries, especially in technology and innovation.
PM Modi also repeated congratulations to Naftali Bennett in his appointment as Israeli Prime Minister.
In a tweet on Monday, the Prime Minister said, “It’s nice to talk to the Prime Minister @Naftalibennett.
Repeating congratulations on his appointment.” Modi further said, “We reviewed all India-Israel cooperation areas and agreed to the extraordinary potential of strategic partnerships We, especially in technology and innovation.
“It’s nice to talk to Prime Minister @ naphtalibennett.
Repeating congratulations on the appointment.
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https://t.co/itPpre6PyPy Narendra Modi (@Narendramodi) 1629128546000ACCording to government sources, two leaders expressed satisfaction of “extraordinary growth” in bilateral relations in recent years.
Modi emphasized that India really appreciated strong cooperation with Israel in areas such as agriculture, water, defense and security, and cybersecurity.
Both leaders agree on the potential to further expand cooperation, especially in the field of high technology and innovation.
They discuss the concrete steps that can be taken in this regard, and decide that the two foreign ministries will try to prepare a road map for further Enri Ching the India-Israel, strategic partnerships.
Recalling that next year will mark a 30-year anniversary of the formation of diplomatic relations between India and Israel, Prime Minister Modi extends the invitation to Bennett to visit India.
Modi also delivered his greetings and good desires for his partner Israel and the Israelites for the Jewish Festival Rosh Hashanah to come.
Previously on that day, PM Modi was also tweeted to the predecessor of Naphtali Bennett Benjamin Netanyahu.
It was a response to Netanyahu’s greetings for Modi on the 75th Independence Day in India.
Thank you my friend @netanyahu for your independence day.
https://t.co/FLSLCPPL01- Narendra Modi (@Narendramodi) 1629099944000Modi and Netanyahu continue to enjoy good relationships.
It’s clear from Modi’s answer where he returned to overcome it as “my friend”.