Haifa, Israel's second largest cargo port, has been acquired by the Adani Group. Regarding this, Israel's Ambassador to India Nior Gilan says that it is a strong trust between the two countries, not only Adani but Israel has business agreements with more than 80 Indian companies. The strengthening relationship between the two countries is a testimony to the fact that India and Israel are not only good partners for the development of both the countries, but are also moving step by step as a good friend. Nior Gilan was addressing the media on Wednesday on the completion of 30 years of diplomatic relations between India and Israel. During this, he discussed the strong partnership between the two countries.

Speaking to amarujala.com, Israel's Ambassador to India Nior Gilan said that Israel sees the acquisition of Haifa port by Adani as a strong trust between India and Israel. He says that the Adani Group also has the capability to run the port, and is also in this business. The ambassador says that his port is a major trade center of the entire region from a commercial point of view and perspective. He says that Adani Group is preparing to take care and participate in many strategic projects in Israel. He says that not only Adani but many other big business groups and companies of the country are furthering their business in Israel for better environment and partnership between the two countries. More than 80 companies and business entrepreneurs, including the Tatas, have partnerships in Israel.

During this, Israel's ambassador to India talked about the ever-increasing trade agreements between the two countries as well as further strengthening the friendship. He said that both the countries are negotiating a free trade agreement. He says that such a trade agreement will not only benefit both countries, but will also encourage business investment. On completion of thirty years of diplomatic relations between India and Israel, Ambassador Gillan says that Israel's Foreign Minister is going to visit India soon. He says that the date of when Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will come to India is not fixed. But work is being done in this direction.

He says that in these three decades, India and Israel have not only come very close to each other, but the warmth in the relationship has also remained constant. He says that due to mutual understanding between the two countries, many good steps have been taken for the benefit of the people and are being taken further. The ambassador said that many steps have been taken forward not only in trade agreements with India, but also in the direction of exchange of culture. He says that not only the cultural heritage of Israel has been shared with India recently through cultural activity, but all the historical and cultural heritage of India is not only being shared between the two countries but also being further developed. is also being extended.

During this, Israel's ambassador also expressed concern over the storage of uranium in Iran. He said that having reserves of uranium more than a certain amount, it becomes clear what is its purpose. Referring to his neighboring country Iran, he said that the reserves of uranium in Iran are a very dangerous sign for the whole world. Openly discussed the trade policies of our country, especially the trade deal in the matter of defence. He said that seven to eight percent of his country's GDP is budgeted only for defence. Explaining the reason behind this, he says that it is necessary for the circumstances in which he is living. He said that India is also a reliable partner and friend of Israel. He said that the Make in India program launched by the Prime Minister of India, Narendra Modi, has definitely been a big challenge for Israel's defense companies.