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Manufacturers Association of IsraelRepresenting Israeli Industry since 1921
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Since its establishment in 1921, the Manufacturers Association of Israel (MAI) is recognized as an important pillar in the Israeli economy and its industry in particular. As an independent umbrella organization, the MAI represents private, public, government and kibbutz-owned enterprises, constituting a powerful advocacy element both at the level of proposed legislation, and in practice. Through lobbying efforts and hands-on involvement in policy making, MAI supports free and open trade based on reciprocity and fair trade practices, and facilitates opportunities for international trade.
The MAI’s direct and indirect membership of more than 2,000 companies accounts for over 90% of Israel's industrial output. Along with the government and the Histadrut (trade union), the MAI is one of the leading influencers in the Israeli economy and the sole representative body of all industrial sectors in Israel.
Additionally, the MAI President serves as Chairman of the Presidium of Israeli Business Organizations, a body that consists of more than a dozen business organizations from a range of sectors.
The Backbone and Voice of Industry
With its broad network of formal and informal contacts with key players in Israeli governmental and non-governmental organizations, the MAI is at the forefront of the Israeli industry and society.
The Association is officially represented in many public institutions and agencies, both in Israel and abroad. Among them are the Israel Management Center, MATIMOP – Israeli Industry Center for R&D, Federation of Bilateral Chambers of Commerce, Israel Export and International Cooperation Institute, as well as numerous government institutions and institutions of higher education.
In the international arena, the MAI is represented in the ILO (International Labor Organization), IOE (International Organization of Employers), BIAC (Business and Industry Advisory Committee), CIP (Competitiveness and Innovation Program), European Horizon 2020 R&D Program, and the ICCA (International Council of Chemical Associations).
Unparalleled Network of Valuable Contacts
E-mail: [email protected]
Website: www.industry.org.il/Eng/
Tel: (03) 519-88-14/5
Fax: (03) 519-87-70
Address: 29 HaMered St,
POB 50022 Tel Aviv, Israel 6150001
MAI operates from its headquarters in Tel Aviv, with branches in Jerusalem, Haifa and Beer Sheva. It offers its members professional services by each of its divisions that include Economics & Regulatory Policy; Economic Research; Foreign Trade & International Relations; SMEs; Labor & Human Resources; Communications; Environment, Safety & Health; Finance & Administration Division.
The Association also includes six sub-associations, each one covering a different industrial sector in Israel: Electronics & Software; Textile & Fashion Industries; Chemical, Pharmaceutical & Cleantech; Building Materials & Consumer Goods; Food Industries; Metal, Electrical & Infrastructure Industries Association.
Divisions, Branches and Associations
The MAI serves the Israeli industries in a variety of ways:
• Coordinating professional seminars and international trade delegations
• Assisting MAI members in reaching foreign markets
• Promoting joint ventures, innovation and technological cooperation
• Advising companies in need of technical and managerial support
• Intervening in labor and municipal disputes
• Facilitating local and international business contacts
President \ Director General
Phone: 972-3-5198821\[email protected]
Headquarters Divisions & Sub-Associations
Chemical, Pharmaceutical & Cleantech SocietyPhone: [email protected]
Food Industries AssociationPhone: 972-3-5198837\[email protected]
Building Materials & Consumer Goods Association Phone: 972-3-5198845\[email protected]
Metal, Electrical & Infrastructure Industries AssociationPhone: [email protected]
Finance & Administration DivisionPhone: [email protected]
Contact us
President
Director General
Finance & Administration
Division
Food Industries
Association
Communications Division
Metal, Electrical & Infrastructure
Industries Association
SMEs Division
Labor & Human Resource Division
Economic Research Division
Chemical, Pharmaceutical
& Cleantech Society
Building Materials &
Consumer Goods Association
Kibbutz Industries
Association
Environment, Health &
Safety Division
Textile & Fashion Industries
Association
Economics & Regulatory
Policy Division
Foreign Trade & International
Relations Division
Electronics, Information & Software Industries
Association
Labor Division
North Branch
Jerusalem Branch
South Branch
MAI Structure
Communications DivisionPhone: [email protected]
SMEs DivisionPhone: [email protected]
Human Resource DivisionPhone: [email protected]
Economic Research DivisionPhone: [email protected]
Kibbutz Industries AssociationPhone: [email protected]
Textile & Fashion Industries AssociationPhone: [email protected]
Electronics, Information & Software Industries AssociationPhone: [email protected]
Environment, Health and Safety DivisionPhone: [email protected]
Economics & Regulation DivisionPhone: [email protected]
Foreign Trade & International Relations DivisionPhone: 972-3-5198815\[email protected]
Labor & Human Resources DivisionPhone: [email protected]
Regional Branches
North BranchPhone: [email protected]
Jerusalem BranchPhone: [email protected]
South BranchPhone: [email protected]
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