The historic two-day visit reached its emotional and strategic peak on the runway of Ben Gurion Airport on Thursday. In a personal gesture, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and First Lady Sara Netanyahu came to the airport to send off Prime Minister Narendra Modi after the trip, which promises to take the India-Israel relationship to a new height.

Prime Minister Modi's visit left behind 27 significant outcomes that shift the relationship from simple trading to a high-tech partnership on “Deep Tech” and more. The roadmap, which consists of 17 MoUs and 10 strategic announcements, encompasses artificial intelligence, manufacturing, maritime heritage and much more. Modi’s frank admission that India’s security is linked to peace in the Middle East marks an optimism. It's not just about profit shielded but rather done to solve the issues involved with people in agriculture and education.