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Gulf Perspectives on the New Global World Order

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Ref: AD-2776

Summary: the West is grappling with a new world order defined by transactional relationships, as exemplified by the UAE’s successful model of prioritising national sovereignty and mutually beneficial deals, a model increasingly adopted by other Gulf states.

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