Abu Dhabi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Zayed al-Nahyan and President Reuven Rivlin exchanged invitations on Tuesday to visit their respective countries, UAE state news agency WAM reported, the latest step in Israel's thaw with Arab states.
In his letter, "the Israeli president expressed his deep thanks for the efforts made to sign the historic peace treaty, which launched a new phase of relations between the two countries," WAM said.
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For his part, the crown prince thanked Rivlin for his positive and constructive stance, saying an agreement on ties with Israel would "contribute to the stability of the entire region."
The crown prince also expressed the UAE's appreciation for the cooperation that led to the historic peace accord, which is poised to contribute to regional stability.
The news agency did not say when the visits would take place.
The UAE and its Gulf neighbor Bahrain normalized relations with Israel in US-brokered deals signed in September in Washington, making them the first Arab states in a quarter-century to establish formal ties with Israel. Sudan has since indicated it will also establish ties.
Meanwhile, in a further sign of warming relations, Bahraini Foreign Minister Abdullatif bin Rashid Al Zayani was set to visit Jerusalem on Wednesday, leading his country's first delegation to Israel.
Al Zayani will arrive on the first-ever commercial flight between Manama and Tel Aviv, along with his deputy foreign minister, senior officials from several other government ministries and members of the Bahraini media.
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