Cooperation Council for the Arab States of the Gulf

Do state control immigration outcomes? To understand the complex process of immigration a basic knowledge of the concept is needed. The process of immigration is regarded as the international movement of people into a destination country of which they are not natives or where they do not possess citizenship in order to settle or reside there, especially as permanent residents or naturalized citizens, or to take-up employment as a migrant worker or temporarily as a foreign worker. It is very important to understand that states control and regulate immigration therefore the decisions taken by politicians have a great impact on the lives of their foreign born citizens. Towards the end of the 1800s and the start of the 1900s many countries held…

Saudi Arabia, the Key to Middle East Stability The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia’s role as the key to Middle East stability is becoming more important in the current world climate, more specifically the United States Central Command Area of Operations. General regional instability of the Middle East, religious conflicts, and Iranian hegemonic intentions add to obstacles for Saudi Arabia to overcome. These issues also undermine United States’ interests to bring peace to the region. Saudi…

The Importance of MENA markets and Networking Food Manufacturing Industry of Thailand Nowadays, the economy of Middle East and North Africa (MENA) nations have exceed US$ 3,415 billion, which accounted for 4.4% of the global economy, and is nine-times bigger that the economy of Thailand. Among all MENA members, Saudi Arabia is the biggest party accounting for 21.9% of the market share with the economy of US$ 746 billion. The second biggest partner, Iran also has no less than US$ 419 billion…

and United Arab Emirates have one of the largest Natural Gas reserves in the world. Oil and Natural Gas are not the only important natural resources found in the Middle East; for instance, Iran possess the world’s…

raq invasion of Kuwait took place at 2nd of August 1990 . It was issue that the Arab countries and the west had different actions toward it , and that had a great political, martial, and environmental effects on them. The Iraq invasion toward Kuwait was initiated by repeated threats and claims from Saddam Hussein the Iraqi president towards Kuwait , that their ruler was sheikh Jaber Al - Ahmed Al-Jaber Al-subah during the invasion ,is a part of Iraq and he will take over this part someday…

additional countries to seek nuclear weapons. Iran nuclear program will open the nuclear armament race in the Middle East. Iran is seeking for nuclear bomb for many reasons such as security and political, domestic at the same time that will encourage many states in the regions to acquire nuclear bomb Saudi Arabia, Egypt. We can reduce the proliferation risk the through implementations NPT obligation, and strengthen IAEA roles. The Iranian nuclear capabilities were increased in the ten last…

Major exports include machinery, electrical machinery, furniture and bedding, and textiles, while major imports include electrical machinery, mineral fuel, machinery, and minerals, which are mainly imported by South America. China has been maintaining its economic level and openness to trade by entering into several trade agreements between many countries and has yet to continue to join trade blocs and other treaties as well. China currently has FTA’s with ASEAN, Chile, Costa Rica, Hong kong,…

War came to an end, a major foreign crisis presented itself to the United States; this crisis is now a piece of America’s history. Towards the beginning of 1990, Saddam Hussein gave his army strict orders. Once the orders were given, Saddam vigorously spread his army across the border of Kuwait. Iraq’s army was very well equipped at this time and more than prepared to cause major damage and inflict war. Hussein was the well-known dictator of Iraq. People knew him as being intimidating,…

They have divided the challenges into internal and external challenges. Internal challenges are the challenges that come from inside of the society not from outside factor, such as the institutional weaknesses, weaknesses of organizational set-up and the lack of resources & infrastructure. While the external challenges mean the outside factors that have an impact on the Arabic society, for example, the lack of support from governments among many countries. Also, the cultural constraints can be…

The Gulf War Even though most people would not consider the Gulf War as a major war, and would not even know much of its existence. Hundreds of thousands of people, civilians, soldiers, and even children died because of it. Just by reading it from a textbook, most people will have a completely different perspective that the soldiers and witnesses of the war. The Gulf War, the fighter planes used, the U.S allies, the many unfortunate casualties of both sides, and how it change the world…