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From 2020 to 2021, trade between Israel and the UAE, Bahrain, Morocco, Egypt and Jordan, resulted in an increase:
<ul>
 <li>$1.15 Billion with the UAE &nbsp;(up 511%)</li>
 <li>$6.5 Million with Bahrain &nbsp;&nbsp;(up from 0)</li>
 <li>$41.6 Million with Morocco &nbsp;(up 84%)</li>
 <li>$246.1 Million with Egypt (up 43%)</li>
 <li>$455.8 Million with Jordan &nbsp;(up 83%)</li>
</ul>
Under the Accords, deals were signed to support cross-border collaboration by bringing, for the first time, Ambassadors, Ministers, Presidents and Prime Ministers to cross-border meetings.
These resulted in agreements that moved the needle on:
<ul>
 <li>Banking &amp; taxes cooperation</li>
 <li>Water &amp; gas resources</li>
 <li>Import &amp; export</li>
 <li>Research &amp; development</li>
 <li>Innovation, technology, big data</li>
 <li>Manufacturing</li>
 <li>Aviation – passenger and cargo</li>
 <li>Clean energy goals</li>
 <li>Medical research and public health</li>
 <li>Education and job opportunities</li>
 <li>Student and academic staff exchanges</li>
 <li>Culture, youth and sports</li>
 <li>Youth delegations, cultural events, interfaith dialogues</li>
 <li>Kidney exchange</li>
 <li>Music, arts, language</li>
 <li>Leadership workshops</li>
</ul>

PROGRESS SO FAR

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