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March 15th, 2007
Israel, Brazil sign deal for joint R&D
Abstract:
Israel and Brazil recently signed a bilateral agreement for industrial research and development in the private sector. The document was signed in Brasilia by Brazilian Minister of Development, Industry and Trade, Luiz Fernando Furlan, and by the Ambassador of Israel in Brazil, Tzipora Rimon.
Considered as a center of excellence in technology, research, telecommunication, biotechnology, nanotechnology, agro-technology and other areas, Israel had already made similar agreements with other countries around the world like the United States, England, Canada and Singapore.
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