Key Takeaways
- Haryana plans to collaborate with Israel on agriculture, AI, irrigation, and healthcare.
- The state government aims to enhance employment opportunities abroad, particularly in Israel’s nursing sector.
- A Centre of Excellence for AI training and a new wastewater reuse technology initiative are in development.
Collaboration Plans Between Haryana and Israel
Haryana’s Chief Minister, Nayab Singh Saini, announced a partnership with Israel focusing on various sectors, including agricultural technology, healthcare, artificial intelligence (AI), advanced irrigation systems, and wastewater management.
During a meeting with Israeli Ambassador to India, Reuven Azar, the Chief Minister outlined the potential collaborations and emphasized the establishment of a Centre of Excellence in Haryana to facilitate research and training in modern technologies. The discussion also covered the development of the Integrated Aviation Hub in Hisar and strategies to increase overseas job placements for Haryana’s youth.
To expand employment opportunities, the Haryana government has formed a Department of Foreign Cooperation, which aims to strengthen international ties and provide job placement for its youth abroad. According to Saini, over 180 individuals from Haryana are currently employed in Israel, with ongoing efforts to recruit an additional 5,000 nurses for the country’s healthcare sector, indicating a strong demand for skilled professionals.
The meeting also addressed plans for setting up a global AI centre in Haryana, aimed at equipping the youth with cutting-edge skills and fostering innovation in technology. In alignment with sustainable practices, the state intends to collaborate on new technologies that facilitate the reuse of wastewater for both irrigation and drinking purposes.
Additionally, as a goodwill gesture, Saini presented a copy of the Bhagavad Gita to the Israeli ambassador, further solidifying the ties between the two regions. Key officials, including Principal Secretary Arun Kumar Gupta and Commissioner of the Department of Foreign Cooperation Amneet P Kumar, were present during the discussions.
Through these initiatives, Haryana is positioned to leverage its relationship with Israel to enhance agricultural practices, increase employment opportunities, and promote technological advancements.
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