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Israel plans to build $7 million high-tech park for Arab sector

The 10-acre park will cost around $7 million and the Economy Ministry projects it will provide 200 jobs in high-tech.

Nov. 23, 2021
View of Nazareth, with the Basilica of the Annunciation at the center. Credit: Wikimedia Commons.
View of Nazareth, with the Basilica of the Annunciation at the center. Credit: Wikimedia Commons.
( Nov. 23, 2021 / JNS )

The Israeli government announced it is planning to build the first high-tech park for the country’s Arab sector in the predominantly Arab city of Nazareth.

The 10-acre park will cost around $7 million, and the Economy Ministry projects it will provide 200 jobs in high-tech, i24 News reported on Tuesday.

“We hope that this new high-tech park... will give us another opportunity to bring more companies and more high-tech engineers, Arab and Jewish, together, in Nazareth,” Sami Saadi, Co-CEO of Tsofen, told i24NEWS.

Tsofen is a non-profit that works with the Nazareth municipality and seeks to increase the number of high-tech opportunities in Israel’s Arab sector.

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