Narendra Modi - Why he is so popular in Gujarat? #2
Posted: Sun Mar 21, 2010 12:10 am
Source : http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/surat/We-want-to-be-part-of-developed-Gujarat-Israeli-consul-general/articleshow/5664892.cms
SURAT: Gujarat being one of the most industrially developed state of the country and with conducive atmosphere for business to grow is a prime target of many developed nations. Israel is one of them and can offer a lot for further development of the state. Certain areas like agriculture, water, renewable energy and automobile along with clean tech are the key sectors where two governments have started working together and in near future official announcements are likely to be made.
Consul general of Israel Orna Sagiv in her talks with TOI said, "Gujarat is a very vibrant state and we want to be a part of this vibrancy. A delegation of high level officials and trade experts will visit Gujarat for a period of about 10 days in May. We expect to make our relationship a long lasting one."
Located in arid land, Israel has one-tenth of the annual rainfall of average in Gujarat, but it's agro produce is 10 times more.
Central district of Israel uses 75 per cent of recycled and reused water. Water resources need to be preserved and there is likely to be a pact or understanding for mutual co-operation in this sector where Israeli experts can help the state.
"We have learned from our needs and innovation is the keyword for us. We have developed technology that helps in water management. May be Gujarat can also do the same. On government level, bonding with chief minister Narendra Modi started in 2006 and will be cemented further by May 2010," Sagiv said.
With solar and wind energy playing a major part in domestic use in Israel, their expertise can also be used in Gujarat.
Despite not producing any cars in their own country, Israel has $ 800 million automobiles market. With Gujarat becoming an automobile hub and major international players trying to enter the market Israel sees a great opportunity in the state. "We will like to be a part of boom in this sector," said Sagiv adding, "In the next vibrant summit of your state, you will see our increased involvement."
SURAT: Gujarat being one of the most industrially developed state of the country and with conducive atmosphere for business to grow is a prime target of many developed nations. Israel is one of them and can offer a lot for further development of the state. Certain areas like agriculture, water, renewable energy and automobile along with clean tech are the key sectors where two governments have started working together and in near future official announcements are likely to be made.
Consul general of Israel Orna Sagiv in her talks with TOI said, "Gujarat is a very vibrant state and we want to be a part of this vibrancy. A delegation of high level officials and trade experts will visit Gujarat for a period of about 10 days in May. We expect to make our relationship a long lasting one."
Located in arid land, Israel has one-tenth of the annual rainfall of average in Gujarat, but it's agro produce is 10 times more.
Central district of Israel uses 75 per cent of recycled and reused water. Water resources need to be preserved and there is likely to be a pact or understanding for mutual co-operation in this sector where Israeli experts can help the state.
"We have learned from our needs and innovation is the keyword for us. We have developed technology that helps in water management. May be Gujarat can also do the same. On government level, bonding with chief minister Narendra Modi started in 2006 and will be cemented further by May 2010," Sagiv said.
With solar and wind energy playing a major part in domestic use in Israel, their expertise can also be used in Gujarat.
Despite not producing any cars in their own country, Israel has $ 800 million automobiles market. With Gujarat becoming an automobile hub and major international players trying to enter the market Israel sees a great opportunity in the state. "We will like to be a part of boom in this sector," said Sagiv adding, "In the next vibrant summit of your state, you will see our increased involvement."