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• TITLE: Economic Effects of Regional Economic Integration: The Case of the Abraham Accords

  AUTHORS: Mona Elinat Massalha

  KEYWORDS: Regional Economic Integration, Abraham Accords, Israel, UAE, Bahrain, Morocco

  JOURNAL NAME: Open Journal of Political Science, Vol.12 No.4, October 28, 2022

  ABSTRACT: In a world full of developments and risks, states have sought to consolidate their macroeconomic policy under the banner of a regional economic bloc. They can benefit by strengthening their position in the field of economic integration, either through preferential trade agreements or through foreign direct investment or labor force. This study examines the Abraham Accords as a model of regional economic integration and reviews the background to the signing of the agreements and the political and economic factors that led to the signing. The study then presents the realities of the application and the impact of the agreements on the economy of the integrated states after two years of signing, revealing the challenges and opportunities.