Yemeni Position of the Iraqi Occupation of Kuwait 1990-1991.

The importance of the study lies in analyzing the foreign policy of Yemen towards the Iraqi occupation of Kuwait, especially after the unity of Yemen and the emergence of its role in the Arab and Gulf arena, and its endeavor to redraw its borders with Saudi Arabia, as well as its attempt to be an influential member in the Gulf Cooperation Council. So we find that most of the decisions Yemen made were in the interest of Iraq, and that is in its desire to banish external interference first, and to be a country with an effective decision in the Gulf Cooperation Council second.Through Yemen long relations with Iraq and Iraq's supportive stances, we find that Yemen sought to enter that war on the side of Iraq in secret, that is, its positions were supportive of Iraq, although it was confirming its endeavor not to interfere in the affairs of the Arabs. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]