PMINDIA
| Sl.No | Name of MoU/Agreement | Description |
|---|---|---|
| 1. | MoU on co-operation in the field of geophysical exploration. | The MoU enhances India–Israel cooperation in mineral exploration using advanced geophysical and AI technologies, promoting data sharing, investment, and sustainable resource development. |
| 2. | MoU for development ofNational Maritime Heritage Complex (NMHC), Lothalat Gujarat | The MoU promotes India–Israel collaboration to celebrate shared maritime heritage through exhibitions, research, publications, and expertise exchange, supporting the National Maritime Heritage Complex and wider public engagement. |
| 3. | Cultural Exchange Programme for the period 2026-2029 | The CEP fosters India–Israel cultural ties through exchanges in music, theatre, visual arts, dance, and other creative fields via festivals, workshops, and expert visits, deepening mutual understanding. |
| 4. | MoU between NPCI International (NIPL) and MASAV, Israel on implementation of UPI | The MoU aims to enable cross-border remittances between India and Israel via the Unified Payments Interface (UPI). |
| 5. | MoU between ICAR and MASHAV on establishment of the India-Israel Innovation Centre forAgriculture (IINCA) | The MoU establishes a Joint Innovation Centre at ICAR to develop next-generation agricultural technologies—such as precision farming, satellite-based irrigation, advanced machinery, and integrated pest management—and support germplasm exchange, demonstrations, post-harvest solutions, and capacity-building. |
| 6. | Declaration of Intent on cooperation in the field of Horizon Scanning | The DoI fosters India–Israel collaboration in advanced horizon scanning to strengthen strategic foresight, risk assessment, and technology planning through joint research, capacity building and AI-driven tools. |
| 7. | MoU on Cooperation in the field of Fisheries and Aquaculture | The MoU enhances India–Israel cooperation in sustainable, technology-driven fisheries and aquaculture—covering advanced systems, disease management, mariculture, and seaweed—through R&D, trade, training, innovation, and Centre of Excellence. |
| 8. | MoU between International Financial Services Centres Authority (IFSCA) and Israel Securities Authority (ISA) | The Authorities aim to advance cooperation in financial services through information exchange, best practices, fintech and regtech collaboration, and updates on key sector developments to foster an innovation-driven ecosystem. |
| 9. | Implementation Protocol on Labour Mobility in Commerce and Services Sector | The Protocol enables Indian workers to access employment in Israel through regulated channels across sectors like retail, cleaning, logistics, warehousing, food processing, hospitality, and recycling. |
| 10. | Implementation Protocol on Labour Mobility in Manufacturing Sector | It covers recruitment across various manufacturing industries, including textiles, metals, electronics, chemicals, food processing, wood and paper, plastics, rubber, and other industrial sectors. |
| 11. | Implementation Protocol on Labour Mobility in Restaurant Sector | It covers recruitment in restaurants, cafés, and other food preparation and sales businesses. |
| 12. | MoU on the Cooperation in advancing Education through the use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) | The cooperation focuses on developing AI-powered, human-centered learning—covering innovative pedagogy, teacher development, regulatory frameworks, equitable AI access, research exchange, and integrating AI and data literacy for inclusive, future-ready education. |
| 13. | Agreement on Cooperation between Israeli Institute of Commercial Arbitration (IICA) and Indian Council of Arbitration (ICA) | The Agreement promotes cooperation in arbitration and mediation through knowledge exchange, best practices, and joint training to strengthen expertise in both countries. |
| 14. | Presentation of Report of the 4th India-Israel CEO Forum | The fourth CEOs Forum was held in Israel in November 2025 and a Joint Report was presented to the Governments of both sides. The Report provides insights and recommendations to align policies with industry trends, promote public-private collaboration, and support informed economic decision-making. |
| 15. | MoU between Nalanda University and the Hebrew University of Jerusalem (HUJI) | The MoU establishes a framework for faculty and student exchanges between the two universities in a range of disciplines, including Buddhist studies, archaeology, mathematics, and international relations. |
| 16. | Letter of Intent on establishment of Indo-Israel Cyber Centre of Excellence in India | The LoI establishes a Joint Cyber Centre of Excellence in India to showcase cybersecurity best practices, emerging technologies, and digital resilience, fostering collaboration among government, industry, and academia. |
| 17. | MoU on cooperation in Artificial Intelligence (AI) | The MoU promotes collaboration in AI development and capacity building, supporting ethical AI, applications in civilian sectors, academic research, and public–private partnerships for sustainable growth. |
ANNOUNCEMENTS
1. Elevation of relationship to Special Strategic Partnership
2. JCM on Science and Technology elevated to Ministerial level
3. Initiative to collaborate in Critical and Emerging Technologies led by National Security Advisors
4. Financial Dialogue
5. Tech-Gateway Initiative
6. 20 Joint Fellowships in Agricultural Research
7. Increase of contribution of both sides for the Joint Research Calls
8. Quota of up to 50,000 Indian workers over the next 5 years.
9. India-Israel Academic Cooperation Forum
10. India- Israel Parliamentary Friendship Group
PM @narendramodi and PM @netanyahu held extensive discussions and announced to elevate India-Israel ties to a Special Strategic Partnership.
— PMO India (@PMOIndia) February 26, 2026
The leaders agreed to strengthen cooperation in trade and emerging technologies, including the launch of a Critical and Emerging… pic.twitter.com/zEdRdvBWYs
Today’s discussions with PM Netanyahu were very fruitful. We’ve taken a historic decision to elevate our time-tested partnership to a Special Strategic Partnership. This decision reflects the aspirations of the people of both countries.@netanyahu pic.twitter.com/zXJr2re3Mb
— Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) February 26, 2026
We discussed giving new direction and greater momentum to our cooperation. This includes economic and trade linkages. We have decided to establish a Critical and Emerging Technologies Partnership. This will accelerate cooperation in many futuristic areas.
— Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) February 26, 2026
Agriculture is a key area where India and Israel are working closely. In today’s talks, it was decided to increase the number of Centres of Excellence to 100. This will greatly benefit farmers.
— Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) February 26, 2026
הדיונים היום עם ראש הממשלה נתניהו היו פוריים מאוד. קיבלנו החלטה היסטורית להעלות את השותפות המוכחת שלנו ל'שותפות אסטרטגית מיוחדת'. החלטה זו משקפת את שאיפותיהם של אזרחי שתי המדינות.@netanyahu pic.twitter.com/Wc6CPkzoPS
— Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) February 26, 2026
דנו במתן כיוון חדש ומומנטום רב יותר לשיתוף הפעולה שלנו. זה כולל קשרים כלכליים ומסחריים. החלטנו להקים 'שותפות לטכנולוגיות קריטיות ומתפתחות'. זה יאיץ את שיתוף הפעולה בתחומים עתידניים רבים.
— Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) February 26, 2026
חקלאות היא תחום מפתח שבו הודו וישראל עובדות בשיתוף פעולה הדוק. בשיחות היום הוחלט להגדיל את מספר 'מרכזי המצוינות' ל 100. הדבר יועיל רבות לחקלאים.
— Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) February 26, 2026