Archive · 14 Jan 2026
India, Israel sign fisheries and aquaculture agreement
India and Israel signed an agreement to work together in the fields of fisheries and aquaculture.
This happened during a big meeting called 'Blue Food Security: Sea the Future 2026' in Eilat, Israel.
The leaders from both countries, Rajiv Ranjan Singh from India and Avi Dichter from Israel, signed the agreement.
They also visited important places like the National Centre for Mariculture and the SeaNovation Innovation Centre to learn about new technologies and ways to improve fish farming.
They talked about how to work together better, share knowledge, and make fish farming more efficient.
Other countries like Ghana, Georgia, and Azerbaijan were also part of this meeting.
This agreement shows that India and Israel want to work closely together to improve fish farming and make sure there is enough food for everyone.
India and Israel signed a cooperation agreement in fisheries and aquaculture on January 14 in Eilat, Israel.
The agreement was signed by Rajiv Ranjan Singh (India) and Avi Dichter (Israel) during the 'Blue Food Security: Sea the Future 2026' conference.
The Indian delegation visited the National Centre for Mariculture and the SeaNovation Innovation Centre to learn about advanced aquaculture technologies.
Both countries discussed opportunities for collaboration, knowledge exchange, and enhancing production efficiency in aquaculture.
The agreement aims to strengthen the partnership between India and Israel in the field of fisheries and aquaculture.
- Who
- India and Israel
- What
- Signed a cooperation agreement in fisheries and aquaculture
- When
- January 14
- Where
- Eilat, Israel
- Why
- To strengthen knowledge exchange, enhance production efficiency, and introduce advanced mariculture solutions
- Agreement Signed By
- Rajiv Ranjan Singh (India) and Avi Dichter (Israel)
- Event
- Blue Food Security: Sea the Future 2026
- Location
- Eilat, Israel
- Date
- January 14
- Key Facilities Visited
- National Centre for Mariculture (NCM), SeaNovation Innovation Centre
- Focus Areas
- Broodstock development, hatchery technologies, IMTA models, disease management
- Participating Countries
- Ghana, Georgia, Azerbaijan, Jordan, Morocco, Romania, Philippines