India, Israel ink 9 settlements; PMs hold converse with help ties

New Delhi, Jan 15 India and Israel today inked nine settlements to help collaboration in key regions, including cyber security, after Prime Minister Narendra Modi and his Israeli partner Benjamin Netanyahu held broad converses with strenthen ties in the key zones of protection and counter-psychological warfare.

Modi likewise welcomed Israeli resistance organizations to India for co-generation in the part.

India and Israel will fortify the current mainstays of collaboration in zones, for example, agriculture, technology and security, Modi said at a joint media occasion with Netanyahu.

On his part, Netanyahu depicted Modi as a "progressive" pioneer.

"You are upsetting India and furthermore relations between India and Israel," Netanyahu stated, tending to Modi.

The two PMs, joined by their separate senior Cabinet partners, held assignment level talks amid which they also discussed regional and international issues of mutual interest.

Aside from a settlement on digital security, the understandings included participation in the oil and gas division, film-co-generation and in addition changes to an air transport agreement.

Netanyahu, who touched base here yesterday, will also visit Ahmedabad and Mumbai amid his six-day remain in India.