International Delegations Convene in Israel for Cyber and AI Week
Translated & summarized from NEWSru Israel by baba
Around 150 international delegates from 15 countries are in Israel for the International Cybersecurity Week and AI events at Tel Aviv University. Organized by Israeli trade and foreign ministries, the visits aim to boost tech cooperation and exports. Attendees are meeting with Israeli companies, investors, and research centers, and will visit innovation hubs.
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- 150 international delegates from 15 countries are attending Cyber Week TLV 2026 and AI events in Israel.
- The events are taking place at Tel Aviv University and aim to foster technological cooperation and exports.
- Delegations include representatives from the US, Germany, Kenya, Spain, South Korea, India, and Vietnam.
- Participants will meet with Israeli tech firms, investors, and research institutions.
- The program includes visits to a quantum computing center and AI administration meetings.
Approximately 150 representatives from international companies, investment funds, and government organizations have arrived in Israel to participate in the International Cybersecurity Week (Cyber Week TLV 2026) and events focused on artificial intelligence. These events are being held at Tel Aviv University. The visits of 15 delegations, including those from the United States, Germany, Kenya, Spain, South Korea, India, and Vietnam, were organized by the Israeli Ministry of Economy's Foreign Trade Administration and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Participants are engaging in meetings with Israeli technology companies, investors, and research centers. Among the attendees are an investor delegation from Texas, 14 information security executives from American companies, and representatives from the OECD working on science, technology, and innovation. The agenda features visits to an Israeli quantum computing center, meetings with officials from the Israel Innovation Authority and the national AI administration, and participation in conferences on cybersecurity, robotics, and autonomous systems. The primary objective of these visits is to foster international technological cooperation and enhance export opportunities for Israeli innovations.