Transformation of Foreign Relations and Diversification of Regional Partnerships of the United Arab Emirates (Iran-Turkey-Zionist Entity-as a Model)

Abstract

The United Arab Emirates has undergone many transformations at the regional and international levels, as a result of oil wealth, the impact of globalization and expatriate labor, which in turn affected the nature of the political, economic, social, cultural and intellectual structures of the political system and society in general. The system that governed the Emirates Islands has transformed from the traditional tribal system to the modern state system, governed by political and constitutional institutions, keeping pace with global transformations, adopting democratic values, and openness to global cultures. The transformation of the UAE’s foreign relations and the diversification of regional and international partnerships reflects the UAE’s conscious and diverse vision of the world. The UAE’s foreign policy is characterized by a peaceful strategy and international cooperation, as it seeks to strengthen diplomatic and trade relations with different countries around the world. Adopting democratic values ​​and openness to global cultures. Consolidating the values ​​of tolerance as a supreme basic value in Emirati society at the local and regional levels, and accepting the different other, intellectually, culturally and religiously. This in turn was reflected in the UAE’s foreign relations in terms of security and economy. The country’s foreign policy has adopted a policy of global openness, observing ethical rules in international issues, and joining international organizations that sponsor human rights, combat terrorism, and protect the rights of foreign workers. Based on these principles, the UAE has established relations with several countries at the bilateral, regional, and international levels, and its foreign policy has played a major role in internal harmony and social and economic interaction, as it has represented the role of a safety valve to preserve its national security and regional balance.