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Project Renewal - Project Renewal is considered one of the leading social projects in Israel aimed at
bringing about social change in the weaker neighborhoods and towns. After many years of hiatus, the
Ministry of Construction and Housing decided to allocate significant resources to carrying out
renovations in entire neighborhoods around the country. In this framework, Amigour has renovated
1111 homes in the cities of Migdal Haemek, Ofakim, Sderot and Netivot, and in the course of 2018 will
complete the renovation of another 1111 homes in Ashkelon and Nahariya.

Renovations of Public Housing in Cooperation with "Ayalim" – The Ministry of Construction and
Housing is running a social project through Amigour in cooperation with the Ayalim non-profit
association, for renovating public housing buildings for the benefit of residents, many of them Holocaust
survivors. In this framework, 370 units have already been renovated along with the surrounding public
areas in Sderot, Ofakim, and Migdal Ha'emek. The project is set to expand to additional cities around the
country.

Amigour is highly esteemed by a range of government ministries that have entrusted it to handle various
issues on their behalf. These include the Ministries of Defense, Housing, Absorption and Finance.

On behalf of The Jewish Agency, Amigour is at the forefront of meeting Israeli society’s needs in times
of emergency and on an ongoing basis.

Board of Directors: The following are the company’s directors:
Arieh Abir (Chair), Eran Agai, Eli Barda, Yitzchak Brick, Amira Dotan, Yaacov Lerer, Avigdor Maoz,
Amiram Massas, Barbara Promislow, Josh Schwarcz, Moshe Shiff.

All of the above were appointed by The Jewish Agency.

CEO: Yuval Frenkel

Shares in the company are held as follows: Shareholders Total Shares
Issued
Share Category WZO Agency Subsidiaries: Lalan,
Jewish Agency UIA 1
1999999
Idud, Chayil

Founder 1 1 13
Regular 1999994

Dereh Hashalom Project under construction Architect's rendering – Limor Project, Ashkelon

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