Government Welcomes Bahrain-Israel Diplomatic Normalization Agreement, Expects Peace Settlement

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[Asia Economy Reporter Lim Cheol-young] The government has expressed its welcome for the normalization of diplomatic relations between Bahrain and Israel.

On the 14th, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs stated in a spokesperson's comment, "We welcome the agreement between Bahrain and Israel to normalize diplomatic relations," adding, "We hope this agreement will contribute to regional stability and the establishment of peace."

On the 11th (local time), Bahrain and Israel agreed to normalize diplomatic relations. In the past month, Israel has established diplomatic ties with the Arab countries, following the United Arab Emirates (UAE) as the second. U.S. President Donald Trump also announced that these countries' peace agreements have been finalized.

President Trump wrote on Twitter that day, "Another historic breakthrough has been made today," and "Our two great friends, Israel and Bahrain, have agreed to a peace agreement." He also attached a joint statement from the United States, Israel, and Bahrain.

The joint statement issued by the three leaders described the agreement as "a historic breakthrough to advance peace in the Middle East," and evaluated that "direct dialogue between Israel and Bahrain will positively transform the Middle East and promote regional stability and prosperity." Bahrain is scheduled to join the signing ceremony for the normalization of diplomatic relations between Israel and the UAE on the 15th.

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