DRISHTI 2.0: Advancing Israel-India Technological Partnership

Tel Aviv: The Israel Ministry of Defence (IMOD), through its Directorate of Defence Research & Development (DDR&D), announced the official launch of DRISHTI 2.0, another milestone in strengthening the bridge between Israeli defence-tech innovation and the Indian market. The programme is a continued joint effort with T-Hub, the world’s largest innovation accelerator, based in Hyderabad.

Building on the foundation established by the original DRISHTI programme (Dual-use Robust India-Israel High-Tech Innovation), this new phase continues to create practical pathways for Israeli companies seeking to expand into the Indian market.

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The initiative reflects the Ministry’s ongoing strategy to strengthen defence exports, both as an engine of the IDF’s force build-up and as a tool that reinforces Israel’s standing on the world stage. This approach continues to expand Israel’s footholds abroad, toward long-term priority markets such as India, alongside its ongoing global partnerships.

As part of this launch, the Ministry’s DDR&D and T-Hub also introduced DRISHTI VIP, a dedicated track for mature companies with market-ready solutions, culminating in a roadshow in India.

India remains a strategic market of great potential, and this expanded initiative reflects the shared commitment to advancing meaningful partnerships and growth opportunities for Israeli industry in the region.

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