Regional Foreign Policy of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia

Abstract

Currently, the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia has an important regional and global importance in the system of international relations. In fact, it is the leader of the Arab world and has grounds to play an important role on the world stage. Like any country, SA has its own foreign policy priorities. For them, relations with the countries of the Persian Gulf, which is a member of the Cooperation Council of the Arab States of the Persian Gulf (GCC), are important. Relations with the Arab countries that are members of the League of Arab States (ADL) are in the next place. In general, a lot of attention is paid to the entire Islamic world. In 1969, the Organization of the Islamic Conference (OIC) was established at the initiative of SA in order to realize the unity of Muslim countries, as well as to protect their interests. Saudi Arabia is increasingly consolidating its position as a major actor in world politics as it works to resolve its many pressing international and domestic challenges. It depends on a number of objective factors.