Finance Minister Avigdor Lieberman announced on Sunday that infrastructure projects worth almost a combined $35 billion will be launched over the next decade.
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Projects include those in the fields of transportation, energy, water, and government buildings, Israeli media reported.
At least about $15 billion will be public-private partnerships with Israeli companies, Lieberman disclosed at a press briefing.
"Immediately after we pass the state budget, we will release a large number of projects," he said.
"Some of these projects will be implemented next year, or in 2023 or afterward. These are large projects that will bring more continued growth to the Israeli economy."
According to the report, most of the planned initiatives are things that were already announced.
Although this was the first time that Israel's Finance Ministry presented them systematically, including timelines for each project as well as clarifications of governmental priorities, Accountant-General Yali Rothenburg said.
Over $6 billion have been allocated to transportation projects which are currently underway, such as light-rail projects in Tel Aviv and Beersheba.
A new airport is also in the planning stages, pending a final decision on its location.
Earmarked for other light-rail routes is almost $16 billion, which will act as the network for the massive Tel Aviv Metro project.
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Another $6 billion are designated for three other transportation projects: a light rail between central and northern Israel, as well as express lanes and building the actual lines for the Tel Aviv Metro, The Post reported.
At least $4.5 billion are reserved for large power plants and water desalination plants, and almost $3.5 billion was set aside for government building projects.
i24NEWS contributed to this report.
