Abraham Accords Benefit Index
Pilot edition: verified trade and travel figures, data coverage across nine sectors, and the proposed method. No scores are published yet.
Explore the Benefit Index (pilot)
Choose a country and a sector to compare the 2019 baseline with the latest verified value. Where no verified source exists yet, we show "Data in progress" (n/a).
Overall scores await method sign-off. Kazakhstan announced its intention to join on 6 November 2025; signing is pending.
Draft, under review: this content has not yet been approved for publication.
Trade with Israel
Verified figures only
Accords-wide: Israel’s trade with Accords partners rose from $593m in 2019 to $3.47bn in 2022 (AAPI, using Israel CBS data). Partial-year figures are shown but not scored.
Flights and people
Passengers, flights and visitors
Data coverage by sector
Members covered: UAE, Bahrain, Morocco, Sudan and Israel; Kazakhstan announced its intention to join on 6 November 2025 (formal signing not yet confirmed)
Method (proposed)
Awaiting final decisions; no scores are calculated yet
- Indicators. Each sector uses public indicators, e.g. bilateral goods trade (Israel CBS, UN Comtrade), passengers and flights (ministries, airports).
- Change vs. baseline. Compare 2019 (pre-Accords) with the latest full year. Partial-year figures are shown but not scored.
- Normalise. Log growth ratio scaled 0–100 across countries, so a jump from near zero does not dominate: score = 100 × (ln(latest / baseline) − min) / (max − min).
- Weight. Nine sectors equally weighted (1/9 each); a country score would average only sectors with data and state its coverage.
- Publish sources. Every figure links to its source; missing data is n/a, never estimated. The figures show correlation, not cause.
Open data: data/index.json (value, year, source URL and access date for every cell).