New Delhi: The Embassy of Israel in India is proud to announce first-of-its-kind trilateral cooperation between Israel, India, and the UAE. Under the leadership of Dr. Ron Malka, Ambassador of Israel to India, a trilateral partnership has been initiated by the International Federation of Indo-Israel Chambers of Commerce through which an Israel-based company, Ecoppia, is producing an innovative robotic solar cleaning technology in India for a landmark project in the UAE.

Ecoppia, an Israeli world leader in the robotic cleaning solution for solar with its manufacturing base in India and over 2,700MW of global projects, became the first-of-its-kind success story of a multilateral collaboration with the UAE-Israel-India Trilateral by signing its first landmark deal in the UAE with the support of the International Federation of Indo-Israel Chambers of Commerce.

The deal includes a multilateral collaboration with a leading global renewable energy partner of IFIICC.

Reuven Rivlin, President of the State of Israel; Dr. Ron Malka, Ambassador of Israel to India; Pavan Kapoor, Indian Ambassador to the UAE; Dr. Ahmed Abdul Rahman AlBanna, UAE Ambassador to India; Sanjeev Kumar Singla, Ambassador of India to Israel who are all founding patrons of IFIICC and Jonathan Miller, Special Envoy for Energy, Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs congratulated Ecoppia’s CEO Jean Scemama and IFIICC Founder & Chairperson Merzi Sodawaterwala for this landmark achievement.

Ecoppia’s innovative fully autonomous, water-free robots will allow this dusty and arid region to achieve optimal productivity while saving precious water resources.

The announcement comes as the Abraham Accords peace agreement signed between Israel and UAE has certainly paved the way for friendships and business partnerships across the region. India being a friend of both the UAE and Israel is clearly the preferred partner to leverage the global potential of the UAE, Israel, and India Trilateral.

At a recently held exclusive event of the IFIICC in Dubai organized by its Founder and Chairperson Merzi Sodawaterwala, Diplomats of UAE, Israel, and India representing the Ministry of Foreign Affairs had pegged the innovation and international business potential of the UAE, Israel, and India Trilateral to be $110 billion by 2030.