Category: News from Israel

The MIBA Israel team was thrilled to attend the EcoMotion Ecosystem Gathering, an inspiring innovation and networking event that brought together top innovators, industry leaders, startups, tech companies, and investors to explore the future of mobility. Read more about the groundbreaking Mobility Challenge Map unveiled at the event, which highlights key forces shaping the industry and fosters collaboration to address critical challenges.
The expo—one of the largest annual gatherings of fruit and vegetable growers and farm marketers in North America—had more than 5,000 attendees, 60% of whom work as fruit and vegetable farmers.

The Israeli companies Agam Greenhouse Energy Systems, CropX, NESS Fertigation, Robotic Perception and TierraSpec were invited to present their products and developments at the expo’s “Innovation Row,” per a release from the Consulate General of Israel to the Midwest.

The MIBA Israel team continued on its quest to uncover promising startups whose innovations are impacting the world. This month, we visited a ‘street’ innovation center. MTech opened its doors just a month before October 7th. In a most impressive way, the innovation center itself moved at entrepreneurial speed to establish a modern and welcoming base for entrepreneurs living in Ashkelon

The MIBA Israel Team’s visit to Tech7 in Beersheba highlighted southern Israel’s innovation hubs and opportunities for collaboration with Michigan. Tech7 fosters entrepreneurship in AgTech, HealthTech, and defense, supported by partners like Nvidia and the Israel Innovation Authority.

Oracle CEO Safra Catz expressed her support for Israel during her visit, highlighting the country’s resilience, innovation, and growing global importance. She emphasized that Israel is stronger than ever and poised to receive significant investments.

The Startup Nation MNC Summit highlighted Israel as a hub for over 430 multinational companies in R&D and innovation. Leaders from major global firms discussed how innovation fuels economic growth.

Israeli startups raised $7.22 billion in the first nine months of 2024, IVC-LeumiTech reports in its quarterly survey.