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The United Arab Emirates hosted a meeting on Monday in Abu Dhabi between Arab, Israeli and American delegations to steer the upcoming听Negev Forum.

Delegations from six of the forum鈥檚 member countries - the UAE, Bahrain, Egypt, Morocco, the USA and Israel - attended the meeting.

The meeting comes less than two weeks after Israel swore in one of its most right-wing governments in history, which contains politicians with a history of making racist, inflammatory remarks about Palestinians, and praising Israelis who murder them.

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"At the meeting, which opened today, the delegations will prepare the summit of foreign ministers of the Negev Forum, which is expected to take place in the coming months in Morocco," the Israeli foreign ministry said of the meeting.

"In this framework, the working groups will formulate a list of projects in the fields of health, regional security, education and tolerance, water and food security, tourism and energy," the ministry added.

The first Negev Forum was held in March last year in Israel.听The forum was founded "as part of the process of implementing the Abraham Accords", according to the Israeli foreign ministry.

It drew widespread condemnation from Palestinians, who criticised Arab officials鈥� presence and labelled it a "stab in the back".

Morocco, Bahrain and the UAE have all established听diplomatic ties听with Israel after signing the听Abraham Accords brokered by then-US President Donald Trump in 2020.

Egypt听was the first Arab country to sign a peace treaty with Israel in 1979, with Jordan听agreeing to听a peace deal in 1994.