Netanyahu is to meet Abu Dhabi’s Crown Prince Mohammed bin Zayed.
A well-connected source in Abu Dhabi confirmed that the election was a consideration, but the UAE decided to welcome Netanyahu regardless of the date.
The prime minister must take a private plane to Abu Dhabi and hold meetings at the airport.
The plan is a quick trip to Abu Dhabi, the capital of the United Arab Emirates, for several hours. Netanyahu would leave on Thursday morning and return to Jerusalem in time for a 6 pm meeting with the prime ministers of Hungary and the Czech Republic.
Netanyahu canceled three planned visits to the United Arab Emirates in the past, due to COVID-19 blockades and restrictions, as well as political developments. He had originally planned a multi-day trip, with stops in Dubai and Bahrain as well.
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Speaking about a planned visit to the United Arab Emirates, Netanyahu said last month: “It is of great security, of national and international importance.”