Economical And Cultural Dimensions For Japanese Policy Toward The Arab Gulf States

The Japanese Foreign Policy towards the Middle East including Arab countries and the Cooperation Council of the Arab Gulf States has not paid any attention to the Middle East affairs, at least during the 1950s and 1960s. This is due to the American guarantee to Japan concerning the availability of t...

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Main Author: Adnan Khalaf Hameed Al-Badrani
Format: Article
Language:Arabic
Published: Regional Studies Center 2009-07-01
Series:دراسات أقليمية
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Online Access:https://regs.mosuljournals.com/article_28888_57fe838838ef744b4dbaec2dd2a411c8.pdf
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description The Japanese Foreign Policy towards the Middle East including Arab countries and the Cooperation Council of the Arab Gulf States has not paid any attention to the Middle East affairs, at least during the 1950s and 1960s. This is due to the American guarantee to Japan concerning the availability of the latter's oil needs from the States of the region. After power crisis, represented by the oil ban by the Arabs following October war 1973 which had great repercussions on the Japanese economy, political decision makers directed their attention to the Middle East especially the Gulf oil States which provide Japan with more than 80% of its oil imports. Accordingly Japan tried to promote and support its relations with the Gulf States
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spellingShingle Adnan Khalaf Hameed Al-Badrani
Economical And Cultural Dimensions For Japanese Policy Toward The Arab Gulf States
دراسات أقليمية
japanese politics
arab gulf states
economic and cultural dimensions of japanese policy
title Economical And Cultural Dimensions For Japanese Policy Toward The Arab Gulf States
title_full Economical And Cultural Dimensions For Japanese Policy Toward The Arab Gulf States
title_fullStr Economical And Cultural Dimensions For Japanese Policy Toward The Arab Gulf States
title_full_unstemmed Economical And Cultural Dimensions For Japanese Policy Toward The Arab Gulf States
title_short Economical And Cultural Dimensions For Japanese Policy Toward The Arab Gulf States
title_sort economical and cultural dimensions for japanese policy toward the arab gulf states
topic japanese politics
arab gulf states
economic and cultural dimensions of japanese policy
url https://regs.mosuljournals.com/article_28888_57fe838838ef744b4dbaec2dd2a411c8.pdf
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