The two countries' foreign ministers met in New York on Wednesday, agreeing to elevate their respective missions to embassies and appoint ambassadors. They also committed to advancing economic and trade relations, including finalizing agreements on investment protection and preventing double taxation by year-end. Additionally, both sides will expand air travel, reinstate direct commercial flights, and plan high-level bilateral visits. This announcement follows the sixth anniversary of the Abraham Accords, which aim to normalize ties between Arab/Muslim-majority countries and Israel.