Abstract
The positions of the Gulf Cooperation Council countries on the Iranian
nuclear program.
The research focuses on the political relations between the Gulf states
(Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, UAE, Bahrain, Qatar and Oman) and Iran from the
perspective of Iran's nuclear program and its impact on the Gulf region
To clarify this aspect, the research was divided into three axes. The
first was to present a historical presentation of Iran's interest in the
nuclear program since the 1970s when Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi
(1941-1979) set up a nuclear power organization and agreed to build
large nuclear reactors with the support of European countries After Iran
announced that the first and last goal of the program is the peaceful side
and the absence of any intention to use the military side in a way that
threatens regional and international security.
The only way to break the wall of doubt between Iran and the Gulf
states is to lay down new bases and bases, taking into account past
experiences and mistakes. The first is the non-interference of these
countries in the internal affairs of each other, the settlement of regional
disputes by peaceful means and the agreement to settle the security of
the Gulf after Iran's pledge not to use its nuclear program for military
purposes and its first and last attention is directed towards the peaceful
trend, Is a necessary link in the security arrangements of the Gulf
Cooperation Council. Thus, both parties' conviction of these links will be a
necessary and influential factor in the course of relations in the Gulf
region.
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nuclear program.
The research focuses on the political relations between the Gulf states
(Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, UAE, Bahrain, Qatar and Oman) and Iran from the
perspective of Iran's nuclear program and its impact on the Gulf region
To clarify this aspect, the research was divided into three axes. The
first was to present a historical presentation of Iran's interest in the
nuclear program since the 1970s when Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi
(1941-1979) set up a nuclear power organization and agreed to build
large nuclear reactors with the support of European countries After Iran
announced that the first and last goal of the program is the peaceful side
and the absence of any intention to use the military side in a way that
threatens regional and international security.
The only way to break the wall of doubt between Iran and the Gulf
states is to lay down new bases and bases, taking into account past
experiences and mistakes. The first is the non-interference of these
countries in the internal affairs of each other, the settlement of regional
disputes by peaceful means and the agreement to settle the security of
the Gulf after Iran's pledge not to use its nuclear program for military
purposes and its first and last attention is directed towards the peaceful
trend, Is a necessary link in the security arrangements of the Gulf
Cooperation Council. Thus, both parties' conviction of these links will be a
necessary and influential factor in the course of relations in the Gulf
region.
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