Orit Farkash-Hacohen
Talks will cover emerging technologies such as artificial intelligence and quantum computing, as well as fields of global concern such as pandemic preparedness, preparing for climate change, and food security.
The new center will represent “a substantial leap” for Israeli civilian technology, says Israeli Innovation, Science and Technology minister.
The new program’s goals include doubling the number of Israeli space companies and quadrupling the annual transactions in the industry.
Another hub is to be built in the western part of the capital.
The 11 startups were selected based on their innovation, research-and-development capabilities, and the advantage their products offer in comparison to those of competitors.
Promoting the country’s high-tech sector is of “paramount” importance, says Israeli Finance Minister Avigdor Lieberman.
To encourage visitors, the ministry will be putting up digital billboards in Dubai, New York City’s Times Square and London’s Piccadilly Circus.
The goal is to “encourage organizations, notably stemming from Israel’s civil society sector, to tell the ‘Israeli story’ to diverse global audiences utilizing social media.”
“Governments sign treaties, but people create peace,” says Israeli Tourism Minister Orit Farkash-Hacohen • Bahraini tourism minister: “We are a true partner, a genuine investor and a frank friend.”
“The steps we are building are everlasting steps for future generations,” says Bahraini Industry, Commerce and Tourism Minister Zayed bin Rashin Al Zayani.
The 40-member delegation is being led by Bahraini Tourism Minister Zayed bin Rashid Al Zayani • ‘Movement between countries key for peace,’ says Israeli Tourism Minister Farkash-Hacohen
The report shares the results of a Ministry of Strategic Affairs study examining 250 suspicious Twitter accounts, finding 170—or nearly 70 percent of them—to be inauthentic profiles trying to stir anti-Israel sentiment and manipulate discourse against Israel in violation of Twitter policy.