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Tel Aviv Metro Completion Estimated at 20 Years by Netivei Israel CEO
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Nissim Peretz, CEO of Netivei Israel, estimates the Tel Aviv Metro project will take at least 20 years to complete. He criticized Israel's execution of infrastructure projects, comparing it to a "third-world country." Peretz suggested private sector involvement could speed up the process and expressed doubt about current timelines. The comments were made at a conference in Tel Aviv.
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- Netivei Israel CEO Nissim Peretz estimates the Tel Aviv Metro will take at least 20 years to finish.
- Peretz criticized Israel's execution of infrastructure projects as being like a "third-world country."
- He suggested involving the private sector could improve project execution.
- Peretz expressed pessimism about current projected completion dates for the metro.
- The comments were made at the 'The People of the State' conference.
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