Israel has reached an export volume of $169 billion in 2025, setting a new record in the country's history. This figure surpasses both the government's projected target of $165 billion and the previous record set in 2022.
According to official data, the record result was achieved despite regional war, global economic uncertainty, logistics problems, and calls for boycotts against Israel.
The high-tech sector accounted for the largest share of export growth. In particular, the rising global demand for software, artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, and other innovative products and services made a significant contribution to overall export figures.
In addition, growth was recorded in industrial products, pharmaceuticals, the chemical industry, and precision engineering. Experts note that this figure demonstrates that Israeli exports are based not only on the high-tech sector but also on various industrial fields.
The report notes that in recent years, Israel has further strengthened its position in Asian markets. Export volumes to India, Japan, Vietnam, Thailand, and the Philippines have increased, which has allowed for a partial reduction in dependence on European markets.
At the same time, the Israeli Ministry of Economy and Industry continues to expand its network of economic and trade missions operating abroad. Currently, the country has dozens of economic missions operating in various states.
According to economic experts, if the current growth rate in the technology and service sectors is maintained, the rise in exports could continue in 2026. However, Israel's foreign trade balance still shows a deficit.
Experts believe that the increase in exports could have a positive impact on the gradual reduction of this deficit.