Jerusalem, February 26: India and Israel are set to sign several economic, security, and diplomatic agreements after delegation-level talks between Prime Ministers Narendra Modi and Benjamin Netanyahu, according to an official post from Netanyahu's office. Following the agreements, both leaders will issue a joint statement to the press.

During Modi's two-day state visit to Israel, he also met with Israeli President Isaac Herzog, underscoring the strengthening ties between the two nations. Modi highlighted the potential for deeper cooperation in areas like science, innovation, and agriculture, noting India's success in adopting Israeli farming techniques. Both leaders also discussed further collaboration on water conservation, innovation, and academic exchanges.

Modi extended a warm invitation for President Herzog to visit India, emphasizing the Indian people's eagerness to welcome him.