With the aim of providing appropriate regulations for the high-tech sector, the Association contributed to changes in the Shin Bet law, collaborating with the government to increase transparency and enhance transparency and dialogue with business stakeholders.
Promoted changes in the Privacy Protection Law to match corporate needs better, ensuring employee and customer privacy protection.
We advanced and backed an initiative allowing companies to receive refunds for social expenses for reserve soldiers, covering around 30% of the company's costs for employees in reserve duty.
Efforts were made to halt an additional rise in employer contributions to National Insurance, which was proposed to go from 0.1% to 0.2%
Due to the Association's efforts, a regulation limiting takeoffs and landings of four-engine aircraft at Ben Gurion Airport was lifted, preserving the ability of high-tech companies to import and export heavy equipment.
The Association's intervention expedited the permit process for a multinational company's expansion in Israel, enabling swift construction of new technological facilities.
Following France’s decision to bar Israeli companies from the Eurosatory arms exhibition, we filed a lawsuit in the French Supreme Court on grounds of discrimination. This intervention resulted in a reversal of the decision, enabling Israeli companies to attend the key event.
The Association is working with the Ministry of Communications to simplify regulatory processes for communication and technology companies, improving the business and innovation environment.
