The trade turnover of Arab countries with Israel increased significantly in 2024
Arab trade with Israel in 2024 shows significant growth, despite criticism of the genocide of the Palestinian people.
According to an analysis conducted by the Abraham Agreements Institute, trade turnover between Arab countries and Israel increased significantly in 2024, despite the genocide of the Palestinian people.
Trade between Israel and Arab countries has grown as follows:
Morocco: an increase of 53%.
UAE: an increase of 4%.
Bahrain: an increase of 988%.
Egypt: an increase of 51%.
These data highlight the deepening of economic ties between Israel and a number of Arab countries participating in the Abraham Accords. The increase in trade is resonating in the international community, given the ongoing conflicts in Palestine. Many activists and human rights organizations criticize such economic relations against the background of the humanitarian disaster in Gaza and the West Bank.
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