Israeli exports reached an all-time high of $169 billion over the past year, surpassing the previous national record, according to a report. The high-tech sector led the surge as Israel expanded into major Asian markets despite ongoing war and boycott campaigns.
A report published Thursday (July 30) highlights Israeli exports reaching an all-time high of $169 billion over the past year, surpassing the previous national record. The high-tech sector led the surge as Israel expanded into major Asian markets despite the ongoing war, boycott efforts, and global trade disruptions. The figure exceeds government forecasts and marks a new milestone for the Israeli economy.
As The Zioneer reported on July 28, Economy Minister Nir Barkat announced the record and set a target of $1 trillion in exports within 20 years. The new report underscores the resilience of Israel's export sector amid a multi-front security environment.
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