Israeli delegation along with top US officials to visit UAE next week

Prime Minister of Israel Benjamin Netanyahu said an Israeli delegation and top aides to United States President Donald Trump will visit United Arab Emirates toger on August 31. This meeting is meant to talk on deal which will fix relationship between two middle east countries. This will be first-ever visit of commercial flight between two countries. This important development would be first high-level meeting between three parties since United States President Donald Trump anunced organized accord to settle ties between Israel and United Arab Emirates on August 13.

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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said in a video statement that, from United States, White House senior adviser Jared Kushner, national security adviser Robert O’Brien, Unites States Middle East envoy Avi Berkowitz and or US officials will travel toger with an Israeli delegation, which will be led by national security adviser Meir Ben-Shabbat.

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deal between two middle eastern countries still anticipate negotiations on details such as opening embassies, trade, and travel links before it is officially signed. On or hand, all-wear enemy of Israel, Philistine quoted this deal as “Betrayal” by United Arab Emirates.

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An Israeli airplane will take United States officials and Israeli delegation direct from Tel Aviv airport to Abu Dhabi and according to media reports, this would be first-ever commercial flight between Israel and Unites Arab Emirates. Talks will focus on ways to promote Israeli-UAE cooperation in sectors such as aviation and tourism, trade, finance, health, energy, and security, Netanyahu said.

third country to agree

UAE is just third Arab country to agree to official relations with Israel, after Egypt and Jordan. Israeli and American officials have expressed hope that or Gulf Arab countries will soon follow suit, with relations based on mutual commercial and security interests, and ir shared enmity toward Iran.

(Im Credit-AP)

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