Israel, US officials meet Abraham Accords partners in New York to expand regional cooperation
The meeting focused on the next stage of the Abraham Accords: translating diplomatic ties into practical cooperation.
Senior officials from Israel, the United States, and Abraham Accords countries gathered in New York for a high-level roundtable meeting on Thursday, marking their first official engagement since January 2023. The meeting, chaired by Jeffrey M. Talpins, brought together US Under Secretary of State Allison Hooker and representatives from Israel, Bahrain, Morocco, the United Arab Emirates, and Kazakhstan.
The discussions focused on translating diplomatic ties into practical cooperation, with participants reaffirming the principles of the Abraham Accords and exploring opportunities for collaboration in technology, trade, investment, energy, water and food security, and strategic and security cooperation. Kazakhstan's participation was a significant development, as its accession could provide the Accords with a new dimension by linking Israel and its Arab partners with a strategically important Muslim-majority country in Central Asia.
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