الصعود الهندي في الشرق الأوسط : التقاطع و التمايز مع المشروع الأمريكي

Abstract EN

As a rising international power with vibrant interests in Western Asia, India's vision of strategic independence intersects with American interests in controlling the Middle East region through deterrence as well as through a series of partnerships and alliances from both inside and outside the region.

Accordingly, Washington is alluring New Delhi into regional frameworks that arc seemingly economic, yet they carry major security and geopolitical implications.

Since 2014.

India has been reformulating a progressive vision towards the Arab Gulf and West Asia in general, and has been developing its relations with the Zionist entity, Saudi Arabia and the UAE, at a time when its relations with Iran have declined due to American sanctions.

Washington found in the Abraham Normalization Agreements an opportunity to integrate its main allies in the Arab Gulf and Israel.