As India and Israel prepare for a Free Trade Agreement (FTA), Israel’s envoy to India has expressed his country’s desire “to share” technology and know-how for the success of New Delhi’s flagship programme ‘Make in India’, but at the same time expressed concerns over violation of Intellectual Property norms.
Naor Gilon, Israel’s Ambassador to India, said in Jerusalem on June 29 that “we are all interested in ‘Make in India’ and we see an immense potential for cooperation with India”.
Mr. Gilon, at an event at the Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs, said that he got three serious complaints from Israeli companies about IP problems in India.