"Much more than a transportation project": NTA announces four new directors

NTA, Israel's government-owned public transportation company, announced the appointment of four new directors to its board: Daoud Khoury, Sivan Detaoker, Gilad Rabinovich, and Avi Deutschman. The appointments were approved by the Committee for Examining Appointments, Transportation Minister Miri Regev, and Minister Dudi Amsalem. Their terms will last three years. Board Chair Yodfat Afek Arazi emphasized that the metro is a national project that will connect housing to employment and strengthen the economy.

NTA (the Governmental Company for Public Transportation) announced the appointment of four new directors to its board: Daoud Khoury, Sivan Detaoker, Gilad Rabinovich, and Avi Deutschman. The appointments were approved by the Committee for Examining Appointments in Government Companies, and subsequently by the Minister of Transportation and Road Safety Miri Regev and by the minister in charge of the Government Companies Authority Dudi Amsalem. The term of the new directors will last three years. The article details the professional background of each director: Khoury is the CEO of a real estate company in Nazareth with experience in finance and investments; Detaoker is the CEO of the Israel Hotel Association with government experience; Rabinovich has over thirty years of managerial experience as CEO and director in leading companies; Deutschman serves as an advisor to the Accountant General at the Ministry of Finance with extensive financial experience. NTA Board Chair Yodfat Afek Arazi said the appointments bring quality and experienced personnel for "the largest national project in the State of Israel." She described the metro as "growth infrastructure" that will connect housing to employment, expand the labor market, and strengthen productivity and the Israeli economy. Government Companies Authority Chair Royi Kahlon welcomed the appointments and emphasized the role of the professional board in leading the company and advancing the metro project.