Interior Ministry Officials Visit Elad, Announce New Funding for Residents

Senior officials from the Ministry of Interior conducted a professional tour of Elad, expressing satisfaction with the city's social and community initiatives. During the visit, they unveiled new budgets allocated for resident welfare, including the construction of a new playground in the city's upper section by winter. Additional development funds will support social centers, events, and workshops.

The delegation included Yossi Moalem, Head of the Social Periphery Department; Talia Beikin, Manager of Economic Projects; and Yonatan Schwartz, Manager of Society and Community. The tour began with a presentation by City Manager Amnon Maximov, who highlighted the municipality's activities and its collaboration with the Ministry of Interior. This partnership has facilitated numerous cultural events, programs for women and families, and social workshops at nominal costs over the past year.

Ministry officials also visited the municipal community center, the city library, and the welfare department. Professionals there presented the scope of their activities and the contribution of the Social Periphery Department to the well-being of Elad's residents. In a concluding meeting with Mayor Yehuda Botbol, the new resources were presented as crucial for expanding social and community services in Elad in the coming years.

Mayor Botbol thanked the Ministry of Interior officials for their cooperation, attributing the city's progress in culture and social activities to their support and the significant partnership. The mayor concluded the visit by presenting the officials with certificates of appreciation for their contributions to the city's development and its residents' welfare.