JERUSALEM, Aug. 1 (Xinhua) -- The Israel Innovation Authority (IIA) said in a statement on Tuesday that it will fund programs that help train Arab-Israeli entrepreneurs in the hi-tech industry.
The plan, at a total cost of 18 million shekels (4.95 million U.S. dollars), will provide grants for innovative programs aimed at training entrepreneurs in research and medical institutions with at least 50-percent Arab-Israeli representation, according to the statement.
