Now Israel’s advanced agricultural technology will also benefit Indian farmers in making plans to double the income of farmers in the country. There is no suspicion of Israel’s advanced technology in agriculture and has been using Israeli advanced agricultural techniques in many states of the country. Its pleasant results have also been similar.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has proposed to collaborate with Prime Minister Narendra Modi in the new revolution in agriculture in India. It is agreed that the Israeli technology between the two countries will create a separate system in India. It will have an important role in agriculture ministers of both countries.
In collaboration with Israel, about 25 special centres in agriculture have already been established in India and two centres will be inaugurated by Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the leader in Gujarat on Wednesday. In collaboration with Israel in India, there is a proposal to establish such a number of dozens and centers, as well as India wants to implement Israel’s advanced irrigation technology extensively, there will be talks soon in both sides.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has grown in trade between India and Israel, especially Israel from India has been registered about 29 per cent in export of agricultural based goods.
Export of products coming under the scope of Agricultural and Processed Food Products Export Development Authority (APIDA)—In view of export data, Israel imported products worth Rs 215 crore annually from India before Narendra Modi came. In the financial year 2013-14, Israel imported agricultural products worth Rs 215.97 crore from India but the figure has reached Rs 277.60 crore in FY 2016-17 over March last year. Israel has exported agricultural products worth Rs 169.76 crore to India during the first 7 months April to October 2017 of the current fiscal year 2017-18.
While Israel’s share in total exports of agricultural products exported from India, Israel’s share is very low, it is still growing steadily. Israel imports most basmati rice from India.
