Naor Gilon inaugurates 30th Indo-Israel Centre of Excellence in Haryana
New Delhi: Israel envoy to India Naor Gilon on Monday inaugurated the 30th Indo-Israel Centre of Excellence at Grignow village in Haryana on Sunday to mark the 30th diplomatic relationship between the two countries, media reports said.
Haryana’s Agriculture Minister Jai Parkash Dalal and Madhya Pradesh’s Agriculture Minister Kamal Patel were present at the event.
Gilon tweeted: " Wonderful symbolism that we’re inaugurating the 30th Center of Excellence in Agriculture in #India on the same year we celebrate 30 years of full diplomatic relations."
Wonderful symbolism that we’re inaugurating the 30th Center of Excellence in Agriculture in #India on the same year we celebrate 30 years of full diplomatic relations.
— Naor Gilon (@NaorGilon) January 22, 2023
Millions of Indian farmers were trained by them. We’re working hard to open a few more CoE in 2023🇮🇱🤝🇮🇳. https://t.co/Lv7nqwaL0p
" Millions of Indian farmers were trained by them. We’re working hard to open a few more CoE in 2023," he said.
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