الكويت و الربيع العربي : الأزمة و المعالجات

Abstract EN

The countries of the gulf cooperation council were surprised by the popular protests that swept the region in 2011, which brought about important transformations in the political environment of the region, and prompted regional and international parties to reformulate their political orientations in dealing with the emerging situations "while Qatar supported all these protests, and supported them politically, medially, and financially, which enjoyed strong.

relations with the new regimes.

that took power in (Tunisia, Libya, Egypt, and Syria), from the beginning, it took a strongly supportive stance in the Syrian and Libyan crises, the popular movements in them, and the military operations that sought to topple their regimes.

the sultanate of Oman took a neutral stance towards the events, and quickly worked to contain the popular protests that the Omani street witnessed in 2011.

the rest of the cooperation council countries (Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, United Arab Emirates, and Bahrain) opposed the events of the "Arab spring" and took negative attitudes towards it, because they realized the amount of threat they might face with the arrival of the Islamist forces to rule in the region.