النظرة الاستعمارية البريطانية لمنطقة الخليج العربي

Abstract EN

Since the beginning of modern times, the Arabian Gulf has received the attention of the great international powers, especially Britain.

Britain has sought to acquire the Arabian Peninsula by formulating a policy of controlling the region on its eastern, western and southern sides in the context of the colonial movement based on competition between colonial powers at that time.

And then expanded to encompass the strategic and political vision.

As one of the measures of future dimensions (colonial hegemony), it founded the Anglo-East India Company after initially declaring its interest in buying and selling only.

Britain's interests on the Arabian Peninsula and in the Indian Ocean were on the rise, The other, which made them collide with it on many occasions.

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The British methods varied to reach the region and loot their wealth.

From this point of view, this article examines the British colonial view of the Arabian Gulf during the modern period.

"How did Britain view the Arabian Gulf region between the 17th and 19th centuries?