Israel’s Chief Economist Dr. Shmuel Abramzon and India’s Ambassador to Israel, J.P. Singh, met today (Wednesday) in Jerusalem with negotiating teams from both countries. The meeting marked an advanced stage in the discussions toward signing a bilateral agreement to promote and protect investments.
Israel is expected to be among the first countries to sign India’s newly updated investment agreements, reflecting a shared decision to deepen strategic economic ties.
The new agreement aims to support and encourage mutual investment by offering clarity and protection for investors. It will replace the previous investment accord signed between the two nations in 1996.
Israel–India Relations
Economic relations between Israel and India have been steadily growing stronger. Just a month ago, it was reported that India’s airstrike on Pakistan was carried out using Israeli-made Harop drones, developed by Israel Aerospace Industries. According to reports, at least 25 of these drones were shot down by Pakistani forces.
