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MaarivEconomy

Global Delegates Tour Israeli Tech Firms to Boost Economic Ties

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Dozens of international economic and technology attachés visited Israeli high-tech companies in Rehovot during Israeli High-Tech Week. The delegation, including representatives from the US, UK, Germany, and India, toured Nova and Stratasys. The visit aimed to strengthen economic ties and explore new technological cooperation opportunities between Israel and other nations.

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  • Dozens of international economic and technology attachés visited Israeli tech companies.
  • The visit occurred during Israeli High-Tech Week to boost economic ties.
  • Delegates came from countries including the US, UK, Germany, and India.
  • The tour included visits to Nova and Stratasys in Rehovot.
  • The goal was to showcase Israel's high-tech industry and foster cooperation.

Dozens of international economic and technology attachés from various countries visited Israeli technology companies as part of Israeli High-Tech Week. The delegation's visit aimed to showcase the strength of Israel's high-tech industry, encourage business connections, and open new opportunities for technological and economic cooperation between Israel and the world. Among the participating nations were the United States, the United Kingdom, Germany, the Netherlands, Canada, Bahrain, and India.

The tour, led by the Foreign Trade and International Relations Department of the Manufacturers Association of Israel, included visits to two Rehovot-based companies: Nova, a global leader in advanced measurement and control solutions for the chip industry, and Stratasys, a world leader in 3D printing and additive manufacturing. The visit was intended to expose the international representatives to Israel's technological prowess and foster new collaborations.

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