Mr. Doron Abrahami assumed the position of Consul for Economic Affairs
of Israel in Los Angeles in August 2001.
Prior to arriving in Los Angeles Mr. Abrahami spent the
last 9 years in different positions in the Ministry of Industry of Trade.
In his last position in the ministry Mr. Abrahami was the Director of
the European department responsible for Israel's commercial representatives
in Europe - Israel's largest trade partner. The position included participating
in and arranging special work groups to promote Israeli business abroad.
One example is Athens 2004, which was formed together with the Israel
Export Institute (IEI), to promote Israeli participation in the construction
works of the Olympic games that will take place in Athens 2004.
In parallel to his work in the foreign trade administration,
Mr. Abrahami was the chairman of the Internet committee in the Ministry
www.moit.gov.il holding the mandate to upgrade the ministry's web site.
From 1994 to 1998, Mr. Abrahami spent four years in Athens, Greece as
First Secretary for Economic Affairs at the Israeli Embassy. Mr. Abrahami
was in charge of promoting trade and mutual investments between Israel
and Greece, arranging trade fairs, business seminars, issuing economical
bulletins, as well as numerous additional programs to promote Israeli
interests.
Mr. Abrahami holds a Bachelor of Technology in Industrial
Management from Shenkar High School of Engineering and Design, which
is located in Ramat Gan. www.shenkar.ac.il. During study there, Mr.
Abrahami served as the student association chairperson.
Mr. Abrahami served on the Board of Directors of Israel
Student Travel Association (ISTA), one of Israel's biggest travel companies.
Mr. Abrahami was also a member of the General Assembly of IEI (www.iei.gov.il)
¨ The Israeli Economy
¨ High tech. industry in Israel