Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu said that Israel is India’s partner in its quest for a future with low carbon and pollution levels.
Addressing in India-led International Solar Alliance (ISA) digital conference, Netanyahu attended the digital conference on the personal invitation of PM Narendra Modi. He said obstacles to conserving solar energy would have to be overcome for ensuring energy supplies on days when there is no sun. 
“I believe that the most important renewable energy is ingenuity and innovation. And all the countries represented here, beginning with India and Israel, and all of you, are committed to seizing innovation in order to seize the future. And on that I think we can all be very, very hopeful,” said Israeli PM Netanyahu on Thursday. 
Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte and ministers from countries including India, Denmark and Britain also attended the digital conference.
The ISA seeks to utilise the power of the sun for reducing carbon and pollution levels, is an initiative of PM Modi. Over 80 countries are the member of this alliance and India was re-elected as its President for a two-year term at its third assembly in October.