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120 Diplomats From 60 Missions Attend Israeli Innovation Conference

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About 120 ambassadors and scientific attachés from roughly 60 foreign missions attended the annual conference of Israel’s Ministry of Innovation, Science and Technology in Tel Aviv. Minister Gila Gamliel led the event, titled “Israeli Innovation: from the Frontiers of Space to the Local Ecosystem.” Presentations covered international research cooperation, artificial intelligence, quantum computing, robotics, national space programs and investment in the next generation of Israeli scientists. An “Israeli Science” exhibition also showcased research supported by the ministry, presenting the country’s scientific work to the visiting diplomatic delegations.

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