Gulf-Mashriqi Strategy Fortifies Region

The article discusses the evolving concept of security in the Gulf and Eastern regions, shifting from a focus on protecting national borders to adopting a strategic defense doctrine based on the integration of security functions among Gulf and Arab Eastern countries. It highlights the need to coordinate and manage diverse capabilities effectively to enhance regional existential deterrence through the synchronization of military, economic, and developmental efforts. Additionally, it emphasizes promoting geographic and trade cooperation among these nations to ensure stability in the region, especially given the overlapping interests and security considerations in the Red Sea, energy, and transportation sectors. The article stresses that transitioning from fragmented security approaches to a comprehensive security system strengthens the region's ability to face current challenges. It lays the foundation for effective deterrence grounded in building shared capacities, balancing strategic interests, and respecting national sovereignty, all while unifying visions to address threats proactively before they materialize.

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