Services, which accounted for 52% of total exports, were led by high-tech exports like programming and research and development, the ministry said. Leading customers, it said, were the United States, Great Britain, China, India and Ireland. In total, 37.4% were exported to the Americas, 36.8% to Europe and 23.6% to Asia. (Reporting by Ari Rabinovitch Editing by Steven Scheer)
Messaging: ari.rabinovitch@thomsonreuters.com@reuters.net)) JERUSALEM, March 22 (Reuters) - Israel's exports rose
more than 15% to a record level of around $166 billion in 2022,
led by exports of services, the Economy Ministry said on
Wednesday.
Exports, about one-third of Israel's economic activity, were
$144 billion in 2021, when services overtook goods as the
country's main export for the first time.
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