Israel has proposed establishing a new regional energy forum among Abraham Accords countries, aimed at advancing cutting-edge cooperation on energy innovation and infrastructure, Israeli Energy Minister Eli Cohen said following high-level talks in Washington.
In a recent post, Israeli Energy Minister Eli Cohen revealed that he and U.S. Energy Secretary Chris Wright discussed “advancing joint energy projects and the potential of the energy sector to expand peace agreements in the Middle East,” as well as “the establishment of an energy forum for the Abraham Accords countries,” a move that would formalize cooperation among Israel and its Arab peace partners on shared energy goals.
The historic Abraham Accords, signed in 2020 under President Trump’s leadership, normalized relations between Israel and several Arab nations, stabilizing a volatile region during his first…
