The United Arab Emirates (UAE) has repealed a legal clause calling for a boycott of Israel following a "peace deal" with Israel.
AFP news agency quoted the state news agency WEM as saying that UAE President Sheikh Khalifa bin Zayed Al Nahyan had called for the repeal of Federal Law No. 15 of 1972 on "boycotting Israel and imposing sanctions." Issued a federal decree.
It should be noted that the UAE will be the first Gulf state to establish full diplomatic relations with Israel and the only third Arab country.
According to the WEM, UAE companies and merchants can now enter into agreements with firms or businesses based in Israel.
The first commercial flight from Israel to the UAE will take off on Monday
Following the 'peace agreement' between Israel and the United Arab Emirates, the Israeli-American delegation will arrive in Abu Dhabi on Monday (August 31, 2020) from Tel Aviv on the first commercial airline.
An official Israeli delegation will travel direct flight abuthby the first flight in the EIA, the Israeli airline spokesman said.
Read more: 'Historic Peace Agreement' Between Israel and UAE
He said the flight from Tel Aviv would be scheduled on Monday.
Jared Kishner, a senior official in the US President Donald Trump administration and son-in-law, has confirmed that he will join the flight along with National Security Adviser Robert O'Brien.
A statement from Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's office said National Security Adviser Mir Ben Shabbat would lead a "professional delegation."
The statement said that the talks between the Israeli delegation in Abu Dhabi will be exchanged to promote cooperation on other issues, including aviation, tourism, trade, health, energy and security.
Read more:"will not forget it and will never forget this hypocritical attitude of the United Arab Emirates"
It should be noted that a 'peace agreement' was signed between the UAE and Israel this month under which diplomatic relations between the two countries will be restored.
Read also: Israeli secret agency Mossad, UC Cohen, has visited the United Arab Emirates (UAE)
According to the agreement, Israel will postpone its plan for unilateral annexation of parts of the occupied West Bank.
Announcing the agreement, the US president said that the Israeli and UAE delegations would sign bilateral agreements in the coming weeks on investment, tourism, direct flights, security and the establishment of mutual embassies.
The US President had predicted that other countries in the region would follow in the footsteps of the UAE.
Turkey and Iran have strongly criticized the move, while Egypt, Jordan and Bahrain have welcomed it.
On the other hand, Saudi Arabia had said that it could not establish diplomatic relations with Israel in imitation of the United Arab Emirates unless the Jewish state signed a peace agreement with the Palestinians.
Posts
No comments:
Post a Comment