The Director of the Agriculture Department in Jammu and Yair Eshel, the Agriculture Attache at the Israeli Embassy in India Israel will launch two Centers of Excellence (CoE) in Jammu and Kashmir as part of the Indo-Israel Agriculture Project (IIAP), according to KK Sharma .

 

Eshel visited the agricultural farms in Jammu that were close to the Pakistan-India border. Later, he travelled to the Kashmir valley and saw further farms there.

 

To narrow down the potential sites for the CoE, the Israeli official visited the farms. Both the Kashmir valley and the Jammu division will have them open.

 

Jammu and Kashmir has a lot of promise, according to Yair Eshel. We are prepared to impart our cutting-edge technologies to Jammu and Kashmir's farmers. Israelis want Jammu and Kashmir to be successful, he continued.

 

We are thrilled that Israel will establish two CoE here, said KK Sharma, the director of the agricultural department in Jammu and Kashmir.

 

Israel's interest in the agricultural sector of Jammu and Kashmir has been welcomed by the BJP, which is currently in power at the federal level.

 

Israel has taken a significant initiative with this following the repeal of Articles 370 and 35A.

 

Israel's involvement in J&K's agriculture industry, according to J&K BJP leader Ravinder Raina, is a stern warning. He continued by saying that the Jewish people are India's reliable ally and have supported us "through thick and thin".