The Innovation Authority has announced that it intends to distribute grants of up to 70% for innovative and groundbreaking programs, platforms and models that will help add high-quality and skilled Israeli human capital to high-tech, as well as by bringing skilled personnel from abroad. Among other things: capabilities, business potential, level of innovation and more.
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The purpose of the funding is to support high-tech companies beginning and encourage them to expand and diversify the style of workers in the industry by employing immigrants, returning residents and experts from abroad. The companies themselves.
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Dror Bin, CEO of the Innovation Authority, said: “The Israeli government invests a lot of money in innovative programs to increase the quality of human capital for the local high-tech industry. In light of this, in the current call, the Innovation Authority emphasizes plans to bring in skilled manpower from abroad – immigrants, returning residents, eligible for the Law of Return and foreign experts.