Start-Up Nation Central and Dubai International Financial Centre signed an agreement to establish business ties between the UAE and Israel.

2021’s sizzling cash flow for Israeli startups continues as world demands for tech solutions remain high.

Israel's tech industry now employs over 330,000, or 9.8% of the national workforce, but talent shortage stands at 13,000, says a new report.

The institute will work on advancing Israel’s high-tech and innovation ecosystem and tackle growth and access challenges.

A new Start-Up Nation Central report says Israel's tech industry is in an excellent position to drive a 'true' post-COVID digital age.

The Israeli fintech sector ranks 5th worldwide in investments, following China, the US, the UK, and India.

Tech workers now make up over 9 percent - some 3210,000 employees - of the national workforce, but open positions in the field are increasing rapidly.

Over 1,000 international executives and local entrepreneurs are taking part in a multi-day conference in Tel Aviv this week, II4, set on making industries smarter.

The race began Sunday and will unfold over the next week, crossing all seven of the United Arab Emirates.

Conference in Tel Aviv to bring together delegations from global manufacturing giants to tap into tech that could make their operations digital and smarter.