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Four New Directors Join NTA Board for Metro Project
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By Sivan Hilai
First reported by Ynet · 1 hour ago
What happened
Four new directors have been appointed to the NTA board for a three-year term, bringing expertise in management, finance, and regulation to oversee the national metro project in Gush Dan.
- 01Four new directors appointed to NTA board.
- 02Appointments approved by government committee and ministers.
- 03Directors bring experience in management, finance, and regulation.
- 04They will serve a three-year term.
- 05Appointments aim to strengthen oversight of the Gush Dan metro project.
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