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Israeli Exports Hit Record $169 Billion in 2025, Surpassing Expectations

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First reported by Now 14 · 22 hours ago

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In 2025, Israeli exports reached a record $169 billion, surpassing forecasts and the previous 2022 high. Growth was led by high-tech and R&D sectors despite geopolitical and logistical challenges. Israel plans to expand its global trade network with five new economic attaché offices to support exporters.

01Israeli exports hit a record $169 billion in 2025, exceeding forecasts and 2022's peak.
02Growth was driven mainly by high-tech, software, and R&D sectors in the year's second half.
03Exports to Europe declined due to logistical and political issues, while emerging markets grew rapidly.
04Significant export increases occurred in Vietnam, the Philippines, Thailand, Japan, India, Serbia, and Azerbaijan.
05Israel will expand its trade network with five new economic attaché offices worldwide.
06The current 55 offices facilitated $1.2 billion in export deals in 2025, supporting global market access.

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