Foreign Relations of Saudi Arabia
Saudi Arabia plays a leading role in regional and international affairs as a founding member of the GCC, the Arab League and the OIC, and a member of…
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Saudi Arabia plays a leading role in regional and international affairs as a founding member of the GCC, the Arab League and the OIC, and a member of…
The Gulf Cooperation Council is a regional union of six Gulf states, founded in 1981 and headquartered in Riyadh, promoting economic and political int…
Saudi Arabia and Jordan maintain close bilateral relations founded on geographic proximity, shared regional interests and extensive economic and secur…
Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates maintain a strategic partnership as the two largest economies of the Gulf Cooperation Council.
Saudi Arabia and Kuwait maintain close relations as Gulf neighbours, sharing a land border, jointly operated oil fields and membership of the GCC.
Saudi Arabia and Bahrain maintain close relations, connected physically by the King Fahd Causeway and bound by GCC membership and economic integration…
Saudi Arabia and Qatar share a land border and GCC membership; relations were strained by a blockade from 2017 to 2021 and have since been restored.
Saudi Arabia and Oman share a long desert border and GCC membership, with growing cooperation on trade, transport and energy.
Saudi Arabia and Yemen share a long border and deep historical ties, with the relationship dominated since 2015 by the conflict in Yemen.