President Donald Trump announced Friday that Sudan has become the third country to normalize relations with Israel during the Trump administration, pointing out that the president`s diplomatic efforts in the Middle East could prove to be the most important foreign policy achievement of his first term. The Parties reaffirm their mutual commitment to promote cooperation in the tourism sector as a key component of economic development and the development of closer ties between men and women. To this end, the Contracting Parties shall facilitate the exchange of information through advertisements, advertisements and audiovisual advertisements and participation in tourist fairs. They also collaborate to promote joint tourism projects and packages between tour operators in order to promote tourism from third countries. [91] The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps warned the UAE that it would face dangerous effects on the deal. Iranian President Hassan Rouhani called the deal a „grave mistake“ and warned the UAE not to allow Israel to be safe in the Gulf. Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif called it a betrayal of Arab and non-Arab countries in the Middle East. A group of protesters with fewer than 100 residents gathered on August 15 outside the UAE embassy in Tehran, chanting „Death for America“ and „Death for Israel.“ Protesters also burned Israel`s flag. [72] The conservative Kayhan newspaper, whose editor is appointed by Iran`s Supreme Leader, warned that the deal had made the UAE a „legitimate and easy goal.“ [73] On the 22nd During his visit to Washington, US Secretary of Defense Mark Esper assured Israeli Defense Secretary Benny Gantz that Israel`s military margin would be protected, a sentiment previously repeated by Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnel and the spokeswoman for the US House of Representatives, Nancy Pelosi, who, after President Donald Trump, said he personally had no problem with this, F-35 for sale in the United Arab Emirates.
warned that such a decision would be considered by the United States Congress. [155] [156] „This is a new era of peace . . .