Abu Dhabi delegation's visit to Israel signals milestone in UAE-Israel cooperation since Abraham Accords

 

The recent visit of the Abu Dhabi delegation to Israel, comprising ten entities including the Abu Dhabi Investment Office (ADIO), Abu Dhabi Global Market (ADGM), and the Department of Health – Abu Dhabi (DoH), marks a significant milestone in the efforts of the UAE to build stronger business and innovation cooperation with Israel since the signing of the Abraham Accords. 

During the visit, the delegation participated in the 2023 OurCrowd Global Investor Summit, where they showcased the Abu Dhabi Pavilion, highlighting the various investment and business opportunities available in the emirate. The summit was attended by CEOs and senior management from more than 50 leading Israeli companies, signaling the interest and enthusiasm for collaboration and partnership between the two nations.

The visit of the Abu Dhabi delegation and their active participation in the summit reiterates the UAE's commitment towards peaceful co-existence and harmony, while exploring new opportunities for economic and technological advancement. This visit is a testament to the collective progress made by both nations in building a stronger and more resilient economy, and promoting innovation and sustainable growth. 

Furthermore, the Abu Dhabi delegation's visit to Israel demonstrates the UAE's dedication towards strengthening the bilateral ties and promoting cooperation in various fields, including healthcare, finance, and technology. The presence of the Department of Health – Abu Dhabi in the delegation reflects the importance given by the UAE towards improving healthcare outcomes and building a healthier future for all.

The Abu Dhabi delegation's visit to Israel marks a new chapter in the UAE's efforts to promote peace and cooperation in the region. The visit not only highlights the unlimited potential for growth and development but also reiterates the UAE's commitment towards a peaceful and prosperous future for all. The UAE is leading the way towards building a more inclusive, equitable, and sustainable future, and the recent visit to Israel is a testament to the country's vision and dedication towards this goal. 


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