The Israeli Prime Minister made another big announcement for the UAE 

Ahead of his visit to the United Arab Emirates, Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu made an important announcement that he would like to be the first to visit Abu Dhabi's territory once Abu Dhabi's relations with Israel are restored. Other government ministers and top government officials have been barred from traveling to Dubai. 

  

According to details, Prime Minister Netanyahu is not in favor of allowing any minister or senior government official to leave before his visit to Abu Dhabi. Several Israeli ministers contacted their UAE counterparts and began talks with them about their visits, but Netanyahu stopped them from visiting the UAE before his visit.  

  

Israeli officials say Netanyahu wants to be the first person to visit Abu Dhabi after establishing relations with the United Arab Emirates. However, he may be accompanied by members of his cabinet on the occasion of the visit. The United Arab Emirates recognized Israel on August 13, after which the two countries signed an agreement in Washington on September 15 under US supervision.