Kazakhstan is about to become the newest member of the Abraham Accords. The official announcement will be made by Steve Witkoff, United States Special Envoy for the Middle East, who confirmed that he will travel to Washington to make the news public.
During a business forum in Florida, Witkoff anticipated that a new country would join the historic normalization process with Israel, emphasizing that this "will revitalize" the Accords and open the door to more accessions.
So far, the United Arab Emirates, Bahrain, and Morocco are part of the cooperation framework promoted by Donald Trump's administration in 2020. Sudan also signed its accession in 2021, although the agreement was put on hold due to the country's internal instability.

Witkoff recalled that one of Washington's main objectives, in coordination with Secretary of State Marco Rubio, is to expand normalization with Arab and Muslim countries to strengthen regional stability.







