Economy Minister Nir Barkat announced Tuesday that Israeli exports reached a record $169 billion over the past year, surpassing all previous highs. "Despite our enemies, our economy is stronger than ever," he said.
Economy Minister Nir Barkat said Tuesday that Israeli exports reached an all-time high of $169 billion in the past year, a figure that covers goods and services across all sectors. The announcement follows a report released Monday by the Ministry of Economy, which showed a record export performance despite the ongoing war. The Zioneer reported earlier that Israeli exports in 2025 totaled $169 billion, driven by the high-tech sector which generated $85 billion in exports. Barkat's statement is the first official ministerial confirmation of the record.
2 developments
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- DevelopingFinance Ministry launches NIS 1.6B plan to boost exports, high-tech
- StrongBank of Israel foreign reserves approach $300 billion as shekel surges, central bank intervenes
- DevelopingIsrael's high-tech sector generated $85 billion in exports in 2025, IIA data shows
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- Internal intake