Iranian aggression highlights no aid without clarity
The article discusses the Iranian aggression against Gulf countries and lessons learned from it, emphasizing the need to reevaluate Gulf foreign aid. It calls for directing a larger portion of Gulf wealth toward supporting the region's peoples through development projects such as housing, education, and healthcare, rather than relying on relationships that lack political commitment from some beneficiary countries. The article stresses that aid should be linked to national interests and genuine partnerships, highlighting the importance of protecting the security and stability of the region, and asserts that national wealth should be used first and foremost for the benefit of the Gulf peoples.
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