Summary
Israel and Morocco have agreed to improve their diplomatic relations by upgrading their missions to embassies and appointing ambassadors. They also plan to boost economic ties, increase air travel, and hold high-level visits soon.Key Facts
- Israel and Morocco will raise their diplomatic missions to embassies.
- Both countries will appoint ambassadors to each other.
- The agreement was reached during a meeting in New York, hosted by the US ambassador to the UN, Mike Waltz.
- They will work on two economic agreements by the end of the year about investment protection and avoiding double taxation.
- The countries plan to restart direct flights between them.
- High-level official visits are planned for the coming months.
- This deal follows the Abraham Accords, started by President Donald Trump to normalize relations between Israel and several Arab nations.
- Morocco is one of the countries that joined the Abraham Accords, along with the UAE, Bahrain, Sudan, and Kazakhstan.
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