2019 Makale özeti ve diğer detaylar.
The winds of change began to blow on some of the Arab Gulf countries since the last third of the twentieth century, specifically with the emergence of oil wealth, and with the increasing revenues of Gulf countries from this wealth, and the reflection of this oil boom economically, commercially and investment on those countries, which led to the existence of social and cultural impacts Accompanying is no less important than economic changes, but the political side remained far from any change and most of the Gulf societies maintained their old political style. Today, the winds of change have become stronger and more powerful on the Arab Gulf states, especially after the changes that took place in the Middle East region, particularly in Egypt, Tunisia, Libya and Yemen, as some Arab Gulf states, like many countries, witnessed waves of the movement of protests and the strength of their effects varied on These countries have reasons related to the level of the state of internal political congestion for each of the Arab Gulf states, in addition to the adherence of some Gulf political regimes to absolute rule in them
The winds of change began to blow on some of the Arab Gulf countries since the last third of the twentieth century, specifically with the emergence of oil wealth, and with the increasing revenues of Gulf countries from this wealth, and the reflection of this oil boom economically, commercially and investment on those countries, which led to the existence of social and cultural impacts Accompanying is no less important than economic changes, but the political side remained far from any change and most of the Gulf societies maintained their old political style. Today, the winds of change have become stronger and more powerful on the Arab Gulf states, especially after the changes that took place in the Middle East region, particularly in Egypt, Tunisia, Libya and Yemen, as some Arab Gulf states, like many countries, witnessed waves of the movement of protests and the strength of their effects varied on These countries have reasons related to the level of the state of internal political congestion for each of the Arab Gulf states, in addition to the adherence of some Gulf political regimes to absolute rule in them
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