Jerusalem home to 400+ hi-tech firms, JDA chief Tsachi Namir tells 'Post' conference
The Jerusalem Development Authority's CEO, Tsachi Namir, spoke at a conference about the city's high-tech sector, challenging common misconceptions about its size. He stated that Jerusalem is home to over 400 high-tech firms, including established companies and start-ups. The city's academic and human capital base, as well as its infrastructure revolution, are driving its tech growth, with a focus on transportation, employment, and housing.
- ▪Jerusalem has more than 400 high-tech companies, including start-ups and established firms.
- ▪The city is home to over 40,000 students, many of whom are studying in STEM and technology fields.
- ▪The Hebrew University is ranked among the top 100 universities worldwide, contributing to the city's innovation ecosystem.
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| Publication time | Wed, 03 Jun 2026 14:56:01 GMT |
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Jerusalem home to 400+ hi-tech firms, JDA chief Tsachi Namir tells 'Post' conferenceHis remarks were delivered during a panel titled “Innovation to Impact: Building Israel’s Next Economic Engine,” moderated by Dr. Efraim Chalamish.Follow us on GoogleJerusalem Development Auhority - Tsachi Namir(photo credit: Mark Israel Salem)ByJERUSALEM POST STAFFJUNE 3, 2026 14:56Updated: JUNE 3, 2026 22:51At the Jerusalem Post 2026 New York Conference, Tsachi Namir, CEO of the Jerusalem Development Authority, challenged what he described as widespread misconceptions about Jerusalem’s high-tech sector, arguing that the city already hosts a far larger innovation ecosystem than commonly assumed.
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