Goa, Sept. 9 -- The Bilateral Investment Agreement (BIA) signed between India and Israel is expected to pave the way for increased bilateral investments between the two countries, which presently stands at a total of $800 million, thereby benefiting businesses and economies in both countries. Increased investment in technology-driven sectors will create new high-skill jobs in India. The collaborations in agri-tech, cyber, and digital services are expected to bring training initiatives and upskilling for Indian professionals. The new treaty framework enhances regulatory certainty, which is crucial for attracting further FDI and multinational partnerships.

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