Bnei Touvia Regional Council Reclaims Timron Industrial Zone
Translated & summarized from 0404 by baba
The Bnei Touvia Regional Council approved the return of the Timron Industrial Zone to its jurisdiction on October 19. The council originally developed the zone before transferring it to Kiryat Malakhi over a decade ago. This decision aims to boost regional economic development and employment. The council thanked its members for their support in the initiative.
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- Bnei Touvia Regional Council approved reclaiming the Timron Industrial Zone on October 19.
- The council aims to develop the industrial zone and boost the regional economy.
- The zone was originally developed by Bnei Touvia before being transferred to Kiryat Malakhi.
- The move is expected to benefit businesses, employment, and the economy of Kiryat Malakhi.
The Bnei Touvia Regional Council's plenum approved a request this week, on October 19, to return the Timron Industrial Zone to its jurisdiction. The council aims to foster the zone's development and unlock its potential. The Timron Industrial Zone was originally planned and developed by the Bnei Touvia Regional Council. Over a decade ago, as a gesture of goodwill, the council transferred the land to the jurisdiction of Kiryat Malakhi, and the area subsequently became known as the "Kiryat Malakhi 2000 Industrial Zone." The Bnei Touvia Regional Council now seeks to resume leadership in developing this zone, mirroring its efforts in other industrial areas under its purview. This move is intended to benefit businesses, employment, and the regional economy, including that of Kiryat Malakhi city. The council expressed gratitude to its members for their support and partnership in advancing the council and the entire region.