International Conference on Social Sciences and Humanities Research · Vol. 2 No. January Issue (2026)

PECULIARITIES OF FOREIGN RELATIONS IN ARAB COUNTRIES

Authors

  • Shakhlo Rajabova Independent researcher of the Tashkent State University of Oriental Studies

Keywords

Arab states foreign policy pan-Arabism post-colonial security of the regime international relations

Abstract

In this article, the specifics of foreign relations in Arab countries are 
analyzed based on historical, political, and economic factors. It highlights the post-
colonial legacy, the idea of pan-Arabism, and the role of the security factor in the formation 
of foreign policy. It is also substantiated that the influence of internal competition and 
external forces in the region determines the complex and contradictory nature of the 
foreign policy of the Arab states.

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