Gantz to visit India, expand on military cooperation
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The visit will commemorate the 30th anniversary of military cooperation between New Delhi and "Tel Aviv."
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Indian workers hang a billboard bearing the flags of "Israel" and India in Ahmedabad, India on January 16, 2018 (AFP)
On Wednesday, Israeli Security Minister Benny Gantz revealed that he will soon be arriving in India for an official visit, which will commemorate the 30th anniversary of military cooperation between New Delhi and "Tel Aviv."
"I am currently taking off to India for a visit that marks 30 years of diplomatic defense ties between Israel and India," Gantz said on Twitter.
The minister during the visit will meet with Indian PM Narendra Modi, along with Defense Minister Rajnath Singh. Expansion of cooperation between India and "Israel" is on the agenda.
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