The Israeli envoy, replying to a question, said
the relationship between India and Israel is evolving and that Describing its
relationship with India as "unique and special", Israel on Wednesday
said External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj's upcoming two-day visit to Tel
Aviv it was more visible in the last-year-and-half. "The visibility is not
only ceremonial.Describing its relationship with India as "unique and
special", Israel on Wednesday said External Affairs Minister Sushma
Swaraj's upcoming two-day visit to Tel Aviv from January 17 is part of a
"bigger picture" congruence of interests in areas of defence,
counter-terrorism and trade, among others. Israeli Ambassador Daniel Carmon
called bilateral defence cooperation between the two nations as "central
pillars" of the relationship, asserting his country was strongly committed
to the 'Make in India' initiative in defence manufacturing through technology
transfer and joint ventures. Swaraj will also visit Palestine during the trip Carmon
said, "We walk the walk, we talk the talk, visit each other. Because it is
a very unique relationship." Issues of mutual interest including ways to
enhance cooperation in defence, counter-terrorism, agriculture and water sector
will be discussed he said Swaraj will be briefed about the current situation in
West Asia. "The defence cooperation for many years has been central
pillars of
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