On March 19, the Maritime Arena Conference took place at the Peres Center for Peace and Innovation in Tel Aviv.
Gadot Group’s executive team and representatives attended the event, where CEO Ofer Lintzebski addressed the critical importance of maintaining stable supply chains for the Israeli economy.
The conference focused on the strategic significance of Israel’s maritime domain, its ports, energy resources, and essential supply routes.
“In a constantly changing world, Israel must be prepared to meet evolving challenges.
Supply chain stability is a vital pillar supporting the country’s economic resilience,”
said Lintzebski during the conference.
He emphasized the need to expand and secure emergency stockpiles of key imported resources such as grains and bitumen, and to develop additional supply corridors to Israel — including initiatives like the India–Europe Economic Corridor, via the United Arab Emirates.
Lintzebski also shared how Gadot Group has developed a fully integrated supply chain for the chemical and oil industries, including:
- A dedicated fleet of chemical tankers
- The only regular trade line from Western Europe and the U.S. to Israel and the Eastern Mediterranean
- Two chemical terminals
- Four fuel distribution terminals
- A fleet of stainless-steel tankers and trucks, operated by experienced drivers specializing in hazardous materials transport
Gadot’s robust infrastructure underscores the company’s leadership in providing secure, efficient, and sustainable logistics solutions for Israel’s industrial sectors.