The Regional Impact of the Abraham Accords
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Authors
Yossef, Amr
Issue Date
2021
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Reports
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Abraham Accords
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Abstract
The end of 2020 saw a number of important developments in the long-lasting Arab Israeli conflict. These began in September 2020, with the signing in the White House of the Abraham Accords—formally the Treaty of Peace, Diplomatic Relations and Full Normalization between the United Arab Emirates and the state of Israel (UAE)—which explicitly aimed to foster development and prosperity through cooperation in various civilian fields: health, agriculture, tourism, energy, environment, and innovation. Bahrain would join the Abraham Accords soon after, announcing it as the Declaration of Peace, Cooperation, and Constructive Diplomatic and Friendly Relations. They were followed by announcements in October and December 2020 of similar normalization agreements with Sudan and Morocco, respectively. There are reports in the media that other Arab states, including Saudi Arabia, may follow suit.
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Yossef, Amr. "The Regional Impact of the Abraham Accords". Modern War Institute, 2021.
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Modern War Institute