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Israeli Tech Leaders Discuss Future Amidst Economic and Political Challenges
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Israel's leading venture capital and investment firms gathered for the IATI's annual conference, focusing on the future of the nation's high-tech sector. Former Prime Minister Naftali Bennett proposed strategies to retain talent and improve the business climate, while MK Avigdor Liberman cautioned about potential US sanctions and a Palestinian state. IATI CEO Karin Mayer Rubinstein emphasized the need for government support and certainty for the industry's continued growth.
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- Former PM Naftali Bennett proposed measures to boost Israel's high-tech sector and retain talent.
- MK Avigdor Liberman warned of potential US sanctions and recognition of a Palestinian state.
- IATI CEO stressed the need for government certainty and a competitive environment for high-tech.
- The conference addressed the future of Israeli high-tech as an economic growth engine.
- Around 200 managing partners from venture capital and investment firms attended the event.
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