الدور البريطاني في ترسيم الحدود السعودية العراقية 1340-1351 ه-1932-1921 م

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The study aims to clarify how King Abdulaziz was able to settle the northern border of his kingdom, and the results of this also to follow the stages of the British role in the demarcation of the border between Saudi Arabia and Iraq during the period (1340-1351 H) (1921-1932)، the importance of the study stems from the fact that it works to highlight the British role in the demarcation of the border between Saudi Arabia and Iraq by tracking the tribes people of the border and its problems and then conferences held by the Saudi and Iraqi parties in order to reach a settlement of this The conferences of Al-Muhammada (1341 Ah/1922)، the resulting recommendations, the Aqir Conference (1341Ah/1922) kuwait conference (1341H/1922- 1923), jeddah conference (1346H/1927) and other conferences and treaties aimed at resolving the border problem were all aimed at resolving the border problem.

The study adopted the historical descriptive analytical approach through documents, sources and references in order to reach results, including: Britain's continuous attempts to reach a solution to the problem of the border between Saudi Arabia and Iraq, numerous conferences between the Saudi and Iraqi sides in order to resolve the border issue.