Saudi Gazette report

ABU DHABI — The Cabinet of the United Arab Emirates on Monday approved the Israeli peace deal formally known as the Abraham Accords to normalize ties between the two countries.

The Cabinet chaired by UAE Prime Minister and Vice Preside Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, who is also the ruler of Dubai, expressed its confidence that the deal will help pave the way for peace and stability in the region as it strengthens bilateral relations

“The Council of Ministers headed by Mohammed bin Rashid adopts a resolution ratifying the Abraham Accords... and orders the initiation of constitutional procedures to issue a federal decree ratifying the agreement,” the UAE government said in a statement carried by the state news agency WAM.

"The Cabinet also indicated that the agreement reflects the Emirati approach based on moderation, tolerance, and prioritizing the culture of dialogue as an effective means of rapprochement and achieving peace by bolstering the noble human principles and values, the foremost of which is understanding and coexistence," the statement read.

"The agreement, in its essence, is based on providing the space for constructive cooperation to create more opportunities for growth and development. It also addresses the existing challenges in the Middle East based on cooperation that guarantees the fulfillment of the aspirations of peoples and individuals, for a decent life and a secure future," the statement added.