Statista spotlight report on the impact of the Abraham Accords on trade and tourism in Israel
The "Abraham Accords" are comprehensive diplomatic normalization understandings Israel signed with the United Arab Emirates and Bahrain in 2020. In 2021, Morocco and Sudan joined the agreements. According to the accords, the countries will have formal diplomatic relations, including trade, tourism, technology, and agriculture cooperation.
This report explores the impact of the Abraham Accords on trade and tourism ties. First, it presents trade developments between Israel and the countries- United Arab Emirates, Morocco, and Bahrain. Second, it includes an in-depth analysis of the accords' effects on tourism ties. Lastly, it evaluates the future developments regarding these agreements.
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