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Omani – Soviet Relations 1981-1991 | ||
| The Arab Gulf | ||
| Article 6, Volume 43, Issue 3, 2015, Pages 131-150 PDF (0 K) | ||
| Author | ||
| Dr. Basima Abdul Aziz Aluthman | ||
| Abstract | ||
| Gulf Cooperation Council was of clear effect on the external policy of Sultanate of Oman, starting from 1981. This was through their focusing on common interests and limiting any dogmatic ideology in their external relations. Accordingly, the Omani - Soviet relations developed positively after long period of disagreement on their policies. The Soviets adopted new policy after the death of their president Leonid Brezhnev 1982 in one hand, and the settle down of Omani –South Yamani relations in 1982 on the other hand, which led to starting the diplomatic relations in 1985 and exchanging ambassadors in 1985, to reach its climate in 1989. They collect their military effort respectively in 1990 to protect the whole region after raising the dilemma between Iraq and Kuwait and the related war in 1990. Oman tried to enhance their relation with Soviet to find certain balance in power. This relationship continued until the breakdown of the Soviet Union on Dec. 1991 and acknowledging Russia as the heir of the Soviet Union. | ||
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