The seminar, which took place from September 2 to 4, was attended by representatives and senior officials of the Israeli Ministry of Defense, economic and security attachés, and representatives of the Indian Ministry of Defense, and defense and civilian industries of both countries, according to the statement issued by the Ministry. Embassy of Israel saying.
The seminar focused on “addressing the growing threat of drones” from both security and criminal aspects, which pose a significant challenge to security forces around the world due to their ability to be used for intelligence gathering, weaponry and precision strikes, he added.
During the seminar, nine Israeli defense companies showcased advanced technologies to counter the drone threat.
Operational experiences were shared and advanced technological capabilities were demonstrated, with the aim of deepening security cooperation between the two countries, the statement said.
The Israel Ministry of Defense’s Directorate of Defense Exports (SIBAT), in collaboration with the Israel Economic and Trade Mission in New Delhi, the Israeli Ministry of Economy and Industry, the Israel Export Institute, the Embassy of Israel in India, the Indian Ministry of Defense and SIDM (Society of Indian Defense Manufacturers) held the seminar in Delhi to “enhance security cooperation between Israel and India in combating the drone threat,” it said.
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D-Fend Solutions, Septier and Sentrycs showcased Cyber Radio Frequency (CRF)-based systems to detect, locate and neutralize drones. Smart Shooter demonstrated intelligent fire control systems for small arms to intercept drones. ThirdEye Systems showcased AI-powered vision and robotics systems to detect and identify drones and small aircraft, it said.
“ELTA Systems, Rafael, Elbit Systems and Skylock exhibited solutions based on sensors, radars, electronic warfare and communication systems for the detection, identification and neutralization of drones,” the statement said.
The second day of the seminar focused on creating business synergies between the industries of both sides to explore partnerships using Israeli defense and dual-use technologies to address the growing threats from drones, both for defense and civilian applications, he said.
An Israeli delegation paid visits to important Indian entities on the last day to learn more about the present and the future. drone threats.
The seminar created a unique opportunity to showcase advanced technologies of Israeli companies, deepen security cooperation between Israel and India and promote joint solutions to security threats, he added.
“Israeli technologies, particularly in the field of internal security, enjoy high recognition in India and generate significant interest from both public and private entities. The recent seminar, which facilitated over 150 business meetings, is a testament to the strong demand for these technologies. We will continue to support Israeli companies in their endeavors in India until we see these promising opportunities translate into business partnerships that will strengthen security and relations between Israel and India,” Natasha Zangin, Economic Counselor at the Israeli Embassy, said in the statement.
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