The 88.8% implied probability for no new country joining the Abraham Accords before 2027 reflects stalled diplomatic momentum amid ongoing regional conflicts and firm preconditions from key candidates. Saudi Arabia, the most consequential potential signatory, has reiterated that normalization requires a credible pathway to Palestinian statehood, a stance reinforced by its coordination with partners like Turkey, Pakistan, and Egypt. Kazakhstan announced its intent to accede in November 2025 and participated in the first multilateral Abraham Accords meeting since 2023 on September 24, 2026, yet a formal signing ceremony remains pending. Speculation around Oman, Kuwait, or others has not advanced to concrete negotiations or timelines. Persistent barriers, including the aftermath of the October 2023 Hamas attacks and subsequent conflicts, continue to limit near-term expansion despite U.S. and Israeli outreach.
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