Influenced Government decisions to reinforce Israeli industry’s competitiveness.
Participated in the allocation of thousands of Palestinian workers to industrial workplaces.
Budgeted hundreds of millions of shekels to boost capital investments, R&D, and develop jobs in the industrial sector.
Extended the exemption from repaying research and development royalties in advanced production industries.
Allocated tens of millions of shekels added to the budget for technological training programs, including occupational training.
Lobbied for a credit law to require government offices to pay companies within 30-45 days.
Lobbied for hundreds of millions of shekels for grants and loans to encourage improved energy efficiency.
Influenced cancelling the requirement to issue quarterly reports; easing of other regulations for small and medium-sized public companies.
Backed the easing of regulations for the business sector regarding business restrictions, including the issue of exorbitant pricing.
Pressured The Ministry of Justice decision to impose a fee on plaintiffs in class actions.
Achieved the Ministerial committee approval for a bill to increase building rights at the level of local planning committees.
Lobbied for a reduction in the preferential company tax for industry: 7.5% in outlying regions, 12% on income from intellectual property, and 16% for production in the Central Region.
Helped develop a dedicated track for investment grants to non-export industries.
Advocated for the new state-guaranteed 12-year loan fund for small and medium-sized factories for the purpose of updating equipment and increasing productivity.
Oversaw a significant reduction in regulatory requirements vis-à-vis factories seeking to connect to natural gas.
Oversaw 50%-180% increase in grants for connecting to natural gas.
Adapted the new regulatory reforms to the needs of industry – adopting differentiated regulations, representation on regulatory committees, etc.
Prevented significant cost increases due to private labor legislation.
Prevented the planned port strike in September 2016.
Advised the finance committee to reduce arrears interest for water corporations by 50%.
Extended the target date for accessibility on websites and adapted accessibility regulations to the needs of the business sector.