India and Israel sign an agreement and memorandum of understanding to strengthen cooperation in public-sector auditing, according to reporting from Indian outlets. The cooperation focuses on knowledge exchange between auditing institutions and aims to improve audit capabilities through shared practices and expertise. Both sides also highlight the use of artificial intelligence in audit work, including potential exchange of methods and approaches for applying AI in auditing processes. The pact is framed as an effort to support stronger oversight, improve audit quality, and encourage collaboration between the two countries’ public auditing bodies. While details such as timelines and implementation structures are not fully specified in the available summaries, the described scope centers on capacity-building and technical collaboration. The agreement reflects a broader move toward institutional cooperation in governance-related functions, with both governments emphasizing auditing as a key area for enhanced partnership. The arrangements are presented as a structured platform for ongoing engagement rather than a one-off activity, with a focus on practical knowledge transfer and modernization of audit processes.