The Israeli ambassador outlined Israel's position on Pakistan, regional security challenges and economic opportunities, while highlighting India's growing importance in shaping West Asia's future.
The terms of the MoU were mostly agreed to on Tuesday, but both sides needed final approvals from their leadership.
Pakistan has ruled out joining the Abraham Accords despite Donald Trump’s call for wider regional participation linked to a possible Iran-US agreement.
Trump also named Saudi Arabia and Qatar as the first two nations to sign the Accords, adding that other countries should follow suit.
Trump said the US would not rush negotiations with Iran even as White House officials expressed optimism that a proposed agreement could move closer within days.
The accords are named after Abraham to emphasise the shared origin of belief between Judaism and Islam, both of which are Abrahamic religions that espouse the monotheistic worship of a singular, supreme God
