On 4 September 2020, under a deal brokered by the United States, Serbia and Kosovo agreed to normalise economic relations.[61] The deal will encompass freer transit, including by rail and road, while both parties agreed to work with the Export–Import Bank of the United States and the U.S. International Development Finance Corporation and to join the Mini Schengen Zone, but also to commence rail links between them such as Niš-Pristina and Pristina-Merdare and to connect the Belgrade-Pristina rail network with a deep seaport on the coast of the Adriatic Sea[62] They will also conduct feasibility study with the U.S. Department of Energy concerning the sharing Gazivoda Lake which straddles the border between the two states.[62] In addition to the economic agreement, Serbia agreed to move its embassy in Israel to Jerusalem from Tel Aviv starting in June 2021 and Israel and Kosovo agreed to mutually recognise each other.[63]