Recent diplomatic engagement has revived momentum for Abraham Accords expansion ahead of 2027, centered on Kazakhstan’s November 2025 announcement and its participation in the first multilateral meeting of signatories since 2023. A September 2026 New York roundtable of U.S., Israeli, UAE, Bahraini, Moroccan, and Kazakh officials focused on formalizing cooperation and next accessions. Saudi Arabia continues as the highest-profile prospective member, with U.S. officials and President Trump pressing normalization, though Riyadh links progress to Palestinian statehood considerations and regional security talks. Other candidates including Kuwait, Azerbaijan, and Oman face lower barriers but lack confirmed timelines. Trader assessments weigh U.S. diplomatic leverage and economic incentives against persistent regional constraints from recent conflicts.