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Abraham Accords
25 October 2021
Lead MP
Robert Jenrick
Debate Type
Adjournment Debate
Tags
EconomyForeign AffairsCulture, Media & SportBusiness & Trade
Other Contributors: 1
At a Glance
Robert Jenrick raised concerns about abraham accords in the House of Commons. A government minister responded. Other MPs also contributed.
How the Debate Unfolded
MPs spoke in turn to share their views and ask questions. Here's what each person said:
Lead Contributor
Opened the debate
The MP noted the significance of recent developments in Middle Eastern relations, particularly the normalization of ties between Israel and several Arab countries through the Abraham Accords. He highlighted the economic and social benefits of these agreements, including increased tourism, trade, and cultural exchanges. Jenrick emphasised the role of the UK in supporting and furthering these accords to ensure lasting peace and stability in the region.
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Government Response
The Minister acknowledged the historical significance of the Abraham Accords and expressed support for their continuation. He noted the UK's strong relationships with Israel, UAE, and Bahrain, emphasising joint efforts on economic development, security cooperation, and peace initiatives. The Minister highlighted specific instances such as trade agreements, diplomatic visits, and cultural exchanges to reinforce these ties. Additionally, he emphasised the importance of addressing Palestinian issues and fostering dialogue between Israelis and Palestinians for sustainable regional peace.
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