Exciting Opportunities at the Morocco-Israel Business Club in Tel Aviv
On November 15, 2026, the vibrant city of Tel Aviv will play host to the much-anticipated Morocco-Israel Business Club event, a significant gathering aimed at fostering economic ties and technological cooperation between Morocco and Israel. Organized by the Israeli-Moroccan Chamber of Commerce, which is presided over by Dr. Yehuda Lancry and co-chaired by Dr. Daniel Rouach, this event promises to be a pivotal moment for businesses looking to capitalize on the growing relationship between the two nations.
Key Discussions and Networking Opportunities
The Morocco-Israel Business Club meetings are known for their exclusive and informal format, allowing participants to engage in open discussions without the constraints of formal recording or note-taking. This setup encourages candid conversations about enhancing economic, technological, and geopolitical relations following the Abraham Accords. The agenda will cover critical topics such as technology, cybersecurity, water management, renewable energy, agriculture, and bilateral investments, all crucial areas for collaboration between Morocco and Israel.
Attendees can look forward to a well-structured program, including welcoming remarks from Samy Perez, the Secretary General of the CCIIM, and introductory comments by former Ambassador Yehuda Lancry. Notable presentations will be delivered by industry leaders such as Yossi Dan, who will discuss the 2027 program for incubators in Tel Aviv and Casablanca, and Benjamin Touati from ELNET, who will elaborate on the impact of the Abraham Accords on technology. Additionally, Valérie Hoffenberg will present a European program involving Tel Aviv, Morocco, and various universities, making this event a comprehensive platform for networking and collaboration.
Special guest Isabelle Amiel Azoulay will also be a featured speaker at the event, alongside Alex Peleg, who will showcase an innovative startup, Cyn.AI. This gathering not only highlights the potential for economic growth but also signifies the strengthening of ties between Morocco and Israel, paving the way for future collaborations in various sectors.
As reported by israelvalley.com.
