Introducing Arab Industrial Areas From: The Jerusalem Report | Date: January 21, 2008| Author: Ziv Hellman | Copyright 2008 The Jerusalem Report. Provided by ProQuest LLC.Copyright information

Introducing Arab Industrial Areas

The dearth of industrial areas in Arab localities has depressed initiative and entrepreneurship

At the moment, it is just a dusty construction site near a paved road. But Tawfiq Karaman, director general and treasurer of the Umm al-Fahm municipality, is convinced that the 120,000 sq. meter industrial park, scheduled to open within a year, will enable the city to have its own mid- to large-scale industrial concerns for the first time.

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