Israeli regime has decided to open an economic attache office in Abu Dhabi in line with boosting economic relations with the Persian Gulf Arab state.

According to Reuters, this move follows a US-brokered normalization of ties between Israel and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) last September that has led to a number of bilateral banking deals and direct flights between the two sides.

On Monday, an Emirati embassy opened in Tel Aviv while Israel’s Finance Ministry said Israel and the United Arab Emirates signed a tax treaty to spur business development between the two.

Economy Minister Amir Peretz said he saw “enormous economic potential” in strengthening bilateral relations with UAE.

The Zionist regime has also recently normalized relations with Bahrain.