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16 Agreements Signed During Modi’s Israel Visit

India and Israel signed 16 agreements covering security, agriculture, and innovation, advancing a strategic partnership and planning a new free trade deal, officials said.

  • On Feb 26, 2026, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu signed 16 MoUs, elevating their relationship to a Special Strategic Partnership in Jerusalem.
  • Driven by economic and tech aims, the summit sought to expand collaboration and deepen the strategic partnership between Israel and India through a soon-to-be-concluded Free Trade Agreement and a Critical and Emerging Technology Partnership.
  • Benjamin Netanyahu said `This is an amazing visit with an amazing result`, and one agreement creates a research and innovation centre for agriculture with training and expert exchanges.
  • Modi returned home today after the two-day visit, personally thanked Benjamin Netanyahu and Mrs. Sara Netanyahu for seeing him off at Ben Gurion International Airport, and officials confirmed another meeting will occur in India.
  • Modi emphasised support for dialogue and welcomed the Gaza Peace Plan as a pathway toward peace, stating, `We both agreed that terrorism has no place in the world, regardless of its form or expression`.
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Following the visit of Narendra Modi on Wednesday and Thursday, in the Hebrew state, a series of memorandums of understanding were signed in many areas. The Indian opposition rose up against this displacement, recalling India's historic support for the Palestinian people.

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Anadolu Ajansı broke the news in Ankara, Türkiye on Thursday, February 26, 2026.
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