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Israel and Morocco Agree to Exchange Ambassadors and Open Embassies

Israel and Morocco have agreed to exchange ambassadors and open full embassies, marking a significant diplomatic upgrade six years after Morocco joined the Abraham Accords. The agreement includes reinstating direct airline flights and expanding trade cooperation. Additionally, the U.S. reaffirmed its support for Moroccan sovereignty in the Western Sahara, while discussions around Saudi Arabia's potential involvement in the Accords were also noted.

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Israel and Morocco have agreed to exchange ambassadors and open full embassies, marking a significant diplomatic upgrade six years after Morocco joined the Abraham Accords. The agreement includes reinstating direct airline flights and expanding trade cooperation. Additionally, the U.S. reaffirmed its support for Moroccan sovereignty in the Western Sahara, while discussions around Saudi Arabia's potential involvement in the Accords were also noted.

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Abraham Accords Progress: Israel and Morocco Exchange Ambassadors

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Israel and Morocco Agree to Exchange Ambassadors and Open Embassies