Israel’s Agency for International Development Cooperation to launch three year action plan for the Indo-Israeli Agricultural Project (IIAP).
Build up to this action plan, Ambassador Gil Haskel, the Head of MASHAV – Israel’s Agency for International Development Cooperation, will be visiting New Delhi, Bengaluru and Mumbai from December 4 to 7 and hold official level meetings.
On the occasion of Haskel’s visit, Ambassador of Israel in India, Daniel Carmon said, “The IIAP is MASHAV’s biggest project outside of Israel, and it holds a significant portion of our bilateral relations. The success story of our agricultural cooperation is second to none, and it is only the beginning. We hope to see the same achievements in the fields of water, innovation and academia.”
Ambassador Haskel will meet with MIDH and State government officials, the Ministry of Agriculture and Farmer’s Welfare and MEA.
He will also inaugurate a Center of Excellence for flowers in Thally, Tamil Nadu. Ambassador Haskel will also award two $10,000 grants to MASHAV Alumni to continue their projects in women empowerment and farmer empowerment in India.
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