The conference, backed by the Bush administration, established a multilateral framework and direct channels between Israel and its Arab neighbors that set the stage for subsequent bilateral negotiations and peace efforts.
The Madrid Peace Conference, co‑sponsored by the United States and the Soviet Union to begin Israeli‑Arab and Israeli‑Palestinian peace talks, concluded on November 1, 1991 after three days of multinational negotiations.
The conference, backed by the Bush administration, established a multilateral framework and direct channels between Israel and its Arab neighbors that set the stage for subsequent bilateral negotiations and peace efforts.
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