Migdal Tefen, Industrial council in Upper Galilee, Israel.
Migdal Tefen is an industrial zone in Upper Galilee that houses manufacturing plants, production facilities, and a technology park. The area contains operations of varying scale, ranging from large established companies to smaller workshops.
The industrial zone traces its origins to development initiatives in the 1960s aimed at bringing economic growth to the region. The formal structure of the industrial council was established later to coordinate the various factories and operations.
The workforce draws from many communities in the region, with people from different backgrounds working side by side in the factories daily. This shared workplace reveals how various populations cooperate on common economic goals.
The zone is accessible via roads connecting Upper Galilee and has parking areas for visitors. Information about individual companies and their visiting options is best obtained by contacting them directly, as not all facilities are open to the public.
The zone is also home to an open-air museum that presents local history and craft traditions. This museum offers a different perspective on the region beyond its modern industrial activity.
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