For the fourth time, Morocco decided to postpone the meeting of the “Negev Forum”, which includes the foreign ministers of the “Abraham Accords” countries, namely the United States, Israel, Egypt, the Emirates, Bahrain and Morocco.

The meeting was scheduled to take place in Morocco after ten days, and it was postponed to a later date in next July, according to the “Walla” website, today, Thursday, quoting three Israeli and American officials.

Hebrew media revealed this morning the reason for postponing the Negev Forum, which was scheduled to be held at the end of this month.

The Hebrew channel, Kan, said: “The Negev Forum, which was scheduled to be held at the end of June, has been postponed again.”

According to informed sources, the conference was scheduled to be held in Morocco, but due to the approach of Eid al-Adha with its date, it was decided to postpone it to July.

The sources added, “A deadline has not yet been set for the meeting, which will include the foreign ministers of Israel, the United States, Morocco, the UAE, Bahrain and Egypt.”