Lower Galilee Regional Council
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The Lower Galilee Regional Council is a regional council in northern Israel that encompasses most of the settlements in the Lower Galilee. About 9000 people live in the three kibbutzim, ten moshavim and two communal settlements located in its municipal territory.
The council building is situated in the Kadoorie regional center, in the proximity to the Kadoorie agricultural school.
The head of the council nowadays (2007) is Moti Dotan.
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[edit] Initiatives and agriculture
[edit] Tourism
During the last decade a big rise has occurred to the guest houses industry of in all od the north region of Israel including this region.
[edit] Agriculture
The branches of agriculture are still the most common in the villages of the council. Mainly prevalent are flowers greenhouses, cultivation of fields, barns and chicken coops.
[edit] Industry
The council also has two industry areas which consist of different factories:
- Lower Galilee Industry Area - in this area of laborers of factory Wisotski Tea and the Juice factory Primor. This industry area is managed in cooperation with the municipality of Tiberias and the local council of Tur'an.
- Lower Galilee Industries Park - This industry area is managed in cooperation with the municipality of Tiberias and the local council of Tur'an.
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