| Sl.No |
Name of MoU/Agreement |
Description |
| 1. |
MoU on co-operation in the field of geophysical exploration. |
The MoU enhances India–Israel cooperation in mineral exploration using advanced geophysical and AI technologies, promoting data sharing, investment, and sustainable resource development. |
| 2. |
MoU for development ofNational Maritime Heritage Complex (NMHC), Lothalat Gujarat |
The MoU promotes India–Israel collaboration to celebrate shared maritime heritage through exhibitions, research, publications, and expertise exchange, supporting the National Maritime Heritage Complex and wider public engagement. |
| 3. |
Cultural Exchange Programme for the period 2026-2029 |
The CEP fosters India–Israel cultural ties through exchanges in music, theatre, visual arts, dance, and other creative fields via festivals, workshops, and expert visits, deepening mutual understanding. |
| 4. |
MoU between NPCI International (NIPL) and MASAV, Israel on implementation of UPI |
The MoU aims to enable cross-border remittances between India and Israel via the Unified Payments Interface (UPI). |
| 5. |
MoU between ICAR and MASHAV on establishment of the India-Israel Innovation Centre forAgriculture (IINCA) |
The MoU establishes a Joint Innovation Centre at ICAR to develop next-generation agricultural technologies—such as precision farming, satellite-based irrigation, advanced machinery, and integrated pest management—and support germplasm exchange, demonstrations, post-harvest solutions, and capacity-building. |
| 6. |
Declaration of Intent on cooperation in the field of Horizon Scanning |
The DoI fosters India–Israel collaboration in advanced horizon scanning to strengthen strategic foresight, risk assessment, and technology planning through joint research, capacity building and AI-driven tools. |
| 7. |
MoU on Cooperation in the field of Fisheries and Aquaculture |
The MoU enhances India–Israel cooperation in sustainable, technology-driven fisheries and aquaculture—covering advanced systems, disease management, mariculture, and seaweed—through R&D, trade, training, innovation, and Centre of Excellence. |
| 8. |
MoU between International Financial Services Centres Authority (IFSCA) and Israel Securities Authority (ISA) |
The Authorities aim to advance cooperation in financial services through information exchange, best practices, fintech and regtech collaboration, and updates on key sector developments to foster an innovation-driven ecosystem. |
| 9. |
Implementation Protocol on Labour Mobility in Commerce and Services Sector |
The Protocol enables Indian workers to access employment in Israel through regulated channels across sectors like retail, cleaning, logistics, warehousing, food processing, hospitality, and recycling. |
| 10. |
Implementation Protocol on Labour Mobility in Manufacturing Sector |
It covers recruitment across various manufacturing industries, including textiles, metals, electronics, chemicals, food processing, wood and paper, plastics, rubber, and other industrial sectors. |
| 11. |
Implementation Protocol on Labour Mobility in Restaurant Sector |
It covers recruitment in restaurants, cafés, and other food preparation and sales businesses. |
| 12. |
MoU on the Cooperation in advancing Education through the use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) |
The cooperation focuses on developing AI-powered, human-centered learning—covering innovative pedagogy, teacher development, regulatory frameworks, equitable AI access, research exchange, and integrating AI and data literacy for inclusive, future-ready education. |
| 13. |
Agreement on Cooperation between Israeli Institute of Commercial Arbitration (IICA) and Indian Council of Arbitration (ICA) |
The Agreement promotes cooperation in arbitration and mediation through knowledge exchange, best practices, and joint training to strengthen expertise in both countries. |
| 14. |
Presentation of Report of the 4th India-Israel CEO Forum |
The fourth CEOs Forum was held in Israel in November 2025 and a Joint Report was presented to the Governments of both sides. The Report provides insights and recommendations to align policies with industry trends, promote public-private collaboration, and support informed economic decision-making. |
| 15. |
MoU between Nalanda University and the Hebrew University of Jerusalem (HUJI) |
The MoU establishes a framework for faculty and student exchanges between the two universities in a range of disciplines, including Buddhist studies, archaeology, mathematics, and international relations. |
| 16. |
Letter of Intent on establishment of Indo-Israel Cyber Centre of Excellence in India |
The LoI establishes a Joint Cyber Centre of Excellence in India to showcase cybersecurity best practices, emerging technologies, and digital resilience, fostering collaboration among government, industry, and academia. |
| 17. |
MoU on cooperation in Artificial Intelligence (AI) |
The MoU promotes collaboration in AI development and capacity building, supporting ethical AI, applications in civilian sectors, academic research, and public–private partnerships for sustainable growth. |