Indian Defence Secretary Rajesh Kumar Singh and the Israeli Defence Ministry's Director General, Maj Gen Amir Baram, co-chaired the 17th Joint Working Group meeting on defense cooperation in Tel Aviv on Tuesday.

Indian Defence Secretary Rajesh Kumar Singh and the Israeli Defence Ministry's Director General, Maj Gen Amir Baram, co-chaired the 17th Joint Working Group meeting on defense cooperation in Tel Aviv on Tuesday.

A Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) on defense cooperation was signed during the meeting to provide a unified vision and policy direction for deepening bilateral defense collaboration between New Delhi and Tel Aviv.

A Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) on defense cooperation was signed during the meeting to provide a unified vision and policy direction for deepening bilateral defense collaboration between New Delhi and Tel Aviv.

The MoU identifies cooperation areas such as strategic dialogues, training, defense industrial partnerships, science &amp; technology, research &amp; development, artificial intelligence, and cyber security collaboration.

The MoU identifies cooperation areas such as strategic dialogues, training, defense industrial partnerships, science & technology, research & development, artificial intelligence, and cyber security collaboration.

The agreement aims to facilitate co-development, co-production, and the sharing of advanced defense technologies between the two nations, promoting joint innovation between the Indian and Israeli defense industries.

The agreement aims to facilitate co-development, co-production, and the sharing of advanced defense technologies between the two nations, promoting joint innovation between the Indian and Israeli defense industries.

Both sides discussed potential areas for future collaboration in technology and enhancing operational capabilities, while deliberating on shared challenges of terrorism and their collective resolve to combat the threat.</span

Both sides discussed potential areas for future collaboration in technology and enhancing operational capabilities, while deliberating on shared challenges of terrorism and their collective resolve to combat the threat.

The India-Israel defense partnership is described by India's MoD as, "long-standing, based on deep mutual trust and shared security interests," with India being one of the largest consumers of Israeli military equipment globally.

The India-Israel defense partnership is described by India's MoD as, "long-standing, based on deep mutual trust and shared security interests," with India being one of the largest consumers of Israeli military equipment globally.

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