This is CBS Island World. I'm John Bachelor with my colleague Malcolm

Hoanline. We go to Abu Dhabi, the UAE, and welcome Louis Al-Sharif of Arita's public

relations to comment on the great success of the Abraham Accords and the UAE.

Louis, a very good day to you. The Abraham Accords is a very well-known story, but how does

it live in Abu Dhabi now? Good day to you. Good day to you, John, and good day to everyone.

I was listening to this discussion, and I would like to tell you that the Abraham Accords

are going so well in Abu Dhabi, and in the UAE, it's thriving, and we are about to celebrate

three years of the Abraham Accords next September. I mean, like next 13th of September in

Abdullah, and it was a great achievement made that shaped the region and took it to a

different level, and I hope in Charlotte Light will continue to bring more Muslim and Arab

countries to becoming part of this great change in Charlotte in the region.

Welcome. In the UAE, there's been a sharp increase in Israeli tourism to the UAE and

Jewish tourism from around the world, and the growth of facilities, even kosher restaurants

there, and having been there, it's truly a remarkable statement. Is it a piece of the

people now, and is that message permeating other countries in the region?

Well, absolutely welcome. The Abraham Accords made this breakthrough, people to people.

It's not a security agreement between governments. It's not official arrangements between officials.

It's actually people to people, and as I'm living here in Abu Dhabi, I see lots of Israelis

come to the UAE, open up businesses, and they do lots of things here. Many Jewish holidays

are being celebrated in Abu Dhabi and Dubai, and actually you also have Emirati citizens

and Gulf citizens going to Israel from the UAE, but of course not as many as the Israelis

who are coming to the UAE, but you know, don't forget also Malcolm that it was the Abraham

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