IIT Delhi, Israel Aerospace Industries collaborate on applied research

The IAI-IIT CSR agreement seeks to exhibit IAI’s commitment to its corporate social responsibility in India. The cooperation includes collaborative projects, training and research consultancy.

The collaboration with IIT Delhi is part of IAI’s corporate social responsibility (CSR) in India

The collaboration is part of IAI’s corporate social responsibility (CSR) in India (IIT Delhi)

The Indian Institute of Technology Delhi (IIT Delhi) today collaborated with the Israel Aerospace Industries (IAI) for applied research. According to an official statement released by IIT Delhi, the IAI-IIT CSR agreement demonstrates IAI’s commitment to its corporate social responsibility in India. The cooperation includes collaborative projects, training and research consultancy.

This alliance between IAI and IIT-Delhi, the official statement added, will demonstrate a shared vision leveraging research to drive progress and technological excellence, shaping together the future of technology in India.

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IAI’s President and CEO, Boaz Levy commented on the collaboration and said, “We are proud to come together with IIT Delhi, which is renowned for its engineering and technology programmes. This CSR agreement represents IAI’s commitment to further invest in technology and innovation in India. We look forward to many more years of fruitful collaboration on applied research and view our pioneering cooperation with IIT as a natural step in our shared vision to promote innovation and technology for both countries.”

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“This collaboration aligns with IIT Delhi’s commitment to cutting-edge research and technological advancements. Together with IAI, we aim to contribute significantly to the future of technology in India,” Preeti Ranjan Panda, Dean Corporate Relations, IIT-Delhi said.

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