Trade and tourism on the rise among Abraham Accords states – An active U.S. role is seen as critical in encouraging other countries to join the circle of peace. | JNS.org

(February 19, 2023 / JNS) Trade and tourism among Abraham Accords nations are on the rise despite the normalization agreements’ lack of popularity in the Arab partner countries.
This is according to the Abraham Accords Peace Institute (AAPI)’s recently released 2022 Annual Report, which examines avenues to improve the Accords initiated by President Donald Trump in 2020. Normalization deals have been signed by Israel, the United States, the United Arab Emirates, Bahrain, Morocco, Sudan and Kosovo.