The Chief Minister of Haryana Manohar Lal Khattar has invited Israeli Aerospace Industry (IAI) to set up ancillary units in the Hisar Aviation Hub being set up by the State Government.
He has also invited the consortium of cyber security companies under Israel aviation industry to set up base in Haryana which houses top 200 companies in the world.
The invitation was extended during his visit to the IAI in Israel where he was briefed by Israeli officials about the innovations made in the field of aerospace and defence Industry. During the discussions, officials from IAI evinced keen interest in the aviation hub and agreed to visit Hisar next month.
IAI has entered into $1 billion contract with Government of India under which it is obliged to invest or procure 30 per cent material from the local market. The officials assured to explore Haryana as a top priority.
When IAI explained its strength in combating cyber attacks and efficiency in cyber security, the Chief Minister asked the consortium of cyber security companies under Israel aviation industry to set up base in Haryana.
He also visited the manufacturing plant of Unmanned Ariel Vehicle (UAV) and jets, took keen interest in the process of making planes and invited IAI to set up ancillary units in the proposed Hisar Aviation Hub.
Also, At the insistence of the Chief Minister, Tahal Group of Israel which has expertise in diverse fields, including waste water management, micro irrigation and infrastructure, has agreed to send a team of experts to Haryana soon to help find solutions to such issues as rehabilitation of 8,000 ponds in villages which are overflowing, waste water recycling and its use for irrigation after treatment.
The offer came during the detailed talks the Chief Minister had with the CEO and other top officials of Tahal Group which he visited the capital city of Israel Tel Aviv. A pioneer company in the field of waste water management, micro irrigation and infrastructure, Tahal Group also has its headquarters in Gurugram, and is executing mega projects across India.
Tahal experts will visit various departments and also guide the Haryana Government on master planning for water management. Bullish on India, Tahal Group is a leading global provider of sustainable infrastructure development projects in developing countries worldwide.
Tahal has been working in India for more than 20 years. Totally managed by Indians, Tahal in India works on projects related to climate change, food security, clean water, clean energy and sustainable development and is offering consultancy on many projects.
The group is already offering consultancy on a drinking water project in Jharkhand; drinking water pipeline project in Karnataka; lift irrigation project in MP; drinking water project in Bengaluru and gas pipeline project from Rajasthan to Panipat.
Leveraging proven international experience, expert know-how and extensive industry partnerships, it also deals in water resource management, wastewater treatment, integrated agriculture development, solid waste management and natural gas and implements cost-effective solutions that meet and exceed client requirements.
Tahal only collaborates with governments. Set up in 1952, it has successfully implemented hundreds of projects for governments, municipalities, public organizations and private corporations in over 60 countries worldwide.