بريطانيا و الأزمة الخليجية-القطرية : دراسة في أثر الاستثمارات على الموقف البريطاني من الأزمة

Abstract EN

The Gulf crisis, which took place in 2017 between (Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates, Bahrain and Egypt), and Qatar, put Britain in an embarrassing position.

The two parties of the conflict are important and significant trading partners of Britain, a country that still suffers from the economic effects of the decision to leave the European Union.

Which placed it in a position that requires a high degree of wisdom in dealing with crisis countries, in particular, with regard to their positions on the possibility of finding peaceful and satisfactory solutions for all parties, as this region has strategic importance.

requiring to make diplomatic roles to bring the views closer and resolve the crisis.

What role does Britain play in resolving the crisis, and whether it can have more active roles in bringing the points of view closer to the parties of the crisis, and to contribute to finding a definitive solution in the light of some influential factors, foremost among them the economic factor, which is an important and real motivation to formulate their position and direct intervention in the Gulf crisis