Efi Arazi

Businessman and founder of Scailex

Efi Arazi - Scientists & Innovators born April 14th, 1937
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Founded Scailex Corporation, which became a significant player in the telecommunications industry. Developed innovative technologies that contributed to the growth and expansion of the cellular market in Israel. Played a pivotal role in the advancement of telecommunications infrastructure and services in the region.

Founded Scailex Corporation

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