Despite the security situation: Arkia plane landed with 150 workers from Sri Lanka

This morning (Sunday), an aerial plane carrying one hundred and fifty new construction workers from Sri Lanka landed in Israel. The workers came to help restore the construction industry, which was severely damaged by the war.

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Oz Berlovitz: "This is an aerial train that is on its way to Israel in the coming months. Arkia will continue to help strengthen the Israeli economy, which has fallen into crisis due to the "Iron Swords" war.

This is another Arkia flight that arrives with foreign workers. Last December, the company flew to Israel, workers from the East African country of Malawi. The move to bring in the workers was done in cooperation with the Division for Bilateral Agreements, at the Population and Immigration Authority, headed by Shirlene Raisin Sassoon.

Interior Minister Arbel: "I congratulate the one hundred and fifty new construction workers who arrived this morning on an Arkia flight from Sri Lanka to work in Israel. The Israeli government is committed to the safety and security of all foreign workers. I thank the Director General of the Population and Immigration Authority Eyal Siso and the Authority's employees for their hard and thorough work to continue the succession The arrival of foreign workers to Israel".