Bahrain

Bahrain Bahrain Historic Bahrain was once part of Dirmun's ancient civilization and became an important part of the trade route between Sumer and the Indus Valley 5000 years ago. Since the late eighteenth century Bahrain signed the "Peace Treaty of Peace" in 1820 and has been governed by the Al-Khalifa family who established close ties with the UK. A binding permanent protection treaty, a permanent ceasefire of permanent peace and friendship. It was further revised in 1861, 1892 and 1951.

The Kingdom of Bahrain is an archipelago of 33 islands, the largest of which is Bahrain, about 16 km from Saudi Arabia, leading to the King Fahd Avenue opened in 1986. According to the 2010 census, the population of Bahrain is 1,234,571, of which 568,399 are Bahrainians and Bahrain is Bahrain the smallest GCC country. Bahrain is full of sectarian tension; some reports indicate that 75% of the population is Shi'a 3 Tribal tribe Al Khalifa is from the Arabian peninsula and is a Sunni Muslim. Al Khalifa held power in the 18th century, arrived in Qatar, and beat Persian rulers with the help of tribal allies of the peninsula. Considering this history, "The Shia faction of Bahrain Arab is thinking themselves as being the true indigenous people of Bahrain and the smaller islands around it.

Due to the geographical location, many major powers want to dominate Bahrain in the 17th and 18th centuries. The situation and political events that took place in Bahrain at that time encouraged Al Khalifa to dominate Bahrain. Since Bahrain relied entirely on their fleet to protect Bahrain from other external powers, I saw prosperity at the beginning of the Al Khalifa rule.

Al-Khalifa's dominance not only brought enormous economic wealth to the people of Bahrain, but also brought about stable peace, international danger, and strong religious beliefs, Al-Khalifa's conquest of Bahrain in Bahrain's history It was most important. Cultural Orientation Today, I am proud that Bahrain is a solid pillar of progress, democracy and religious beliefs. The dominant Ahalifa family proved that their Bahraini conquest was reasonable, made progress in the international community in the 21st century, and won a fine position.

The importance of Bahrain for Saudi Arabia is still an important issue, but it is not just Al Khalifa's support. On the contrary, the importance of Bahrain is twofold. Firstly, the geopolitical problem is to increase the power of Iran in the Persian Gulf and the entire Middle East. Indeed, as the country is very close, Saudi Arabia is anxious to stop Iran's participation in Bahrain and we believe that the stability of the Ahari law is necessary to achieve this goal. Thus, Saudi Arabia's support for Al Khalifa included funds for the Bahrain National Budget, including payment for King Hama's Boeing 747-400.20, in addition to financial and ideological support between Saudi Arabia and Al Khalifa It is. The relationship is also integrated. King Abdullah's daughter married the son of King Hama