withdrawal "WWSB" Canadian from Israel is a severe blow to infrastructure projects
The Israeli infrastructure sector received a severe blow by announcing the Canadian engineering consulting giant & quot; WW & quot; The closure of its office in Israel, amid a wave of declining confidence globally to work in the Israeli market. Canadian engineering consulting giant, today, Monday, about the closure of its office in Israel, amid fears that this will affect the timetable for transport projects, and increases Israel’s economic isolation in light of the decline in the confidence of global companies to work in its markets. In it. Israeli that & quot; WW & quot; Which supports the Tel Aviv Metro Project under pressure as a result of Israel’s policies, raising concerns about the participation of international companies in the current and future Israeli projects. On the sources of saying that Western companies are under great pressure to stop their operations in Israel because of the war on Gaza. I decided to leave Israel, amid doubts about the ability of the Israeli company that will be created (a substitute for & quot; WW & quot;) to provide services at the level of a global company, including fulfilling the basic conditions in bids that require international experience in planning and supervising projects. To her today as a tense site, and she is concerned about isolation and low competition for huge metro bids. The decision represents a great loss for Israel, as it is lost by one of its most important international partners in the field of infrastructure and strategic projects. Its fruits, as international companies are pushing to review their activities in Israel, for fear of losing other markets or facing accusations of explicit violation of international law. In Spain, the company withdrew & quot & quot; From the blue train line project in Tel Aviv, following political pressure, according to the newspaper.
and & quot; WW & quot; One of the largest engineering consulting companies in the world. Its shares are included on the Toronto Stock Exchange, with 70,000 employees in 50 countries, including 150 employees in Israel. & Nbsp; The group began its operations in Israel 25 years ago, and it managed, planned and supervised a series of projects, including the establishment of a high-speed Jerusalem-Tel Aviv railway. It has become very shameful, and that the increasing international pressure is driven by the Gaza tragedy, may redraw the map of investments in the region in the coming years.
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