Abraham Accords Nations Reconnect in Historic Meeting After Oct. 7 Attacks

Abraham Accords countries meet in Manhattan after Oct. 7 attacks. U.S., UAE, Bahrain, Morocco, and Kazakhstan discuss expansion and cooperation.

Editorial Desk

September 25, 2026 One Min Read

POLICY WIRE — New York, United States — The Abraham Accords nations convened for their first official meeting since the October 7, 2023, Hamas attacks, marking a step toward renewed regional collaboration.

The gathering took place on Thursday at a Manhattan office tower, hosted by the N7 Foundation. Officials from the U.S., Israel, the UAE, Bahrain, and Morocco attended, with Kazakhstan joining for the first time as an interested participant.

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Under Secretary of Political Affairs Allison Hooker emphasized that the meeting signified a return to progress on the accords, which were originally brokered by President Trump. Discussions focused on strengthening existing partnerships and exploring new areas of cooperation, including technology and transportation.

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