Donald Trump will hold a signing ceremony on September 15 for the groundbreaking Middle East agreement normalizing relations between Israel and the United Arab Emirates, said a senior White House official. 

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and UAE Foreign Minister Sheikh Abdullah bin Zayed al-Nahyan would lead the two delegations to the ceremony said the senior White House Official.

‘I am proud to embark next week to Washington, at the invitation of President Trump, to take part in this historic ceremony at the White House for the foundation of the peace treaty between Israel and the United (Arab) Emirates,’ Netanyahu wrote on Twitter.

However, the US President and other administration officials said, Saudi Arabia and other countries agree to follow suit in recognizing Israel. Jared Kushner (Trump senior adviser) and other administration accompanied an Israeli delegation last week on the first flight from Israel to the United Arab Emirates to celebrate the agreement.