THE RELATIONSHIP OF THE UNITED ARAB EMIRATES TO THE RELIGIOUS PROBLEMS IN YEMEN AND ITS PARTICIPATION IN ITS SOLUTION
Abstract
This article examines the relationship of the United Arab Emirates with religious issues in the Middle East, particularly in Yemen, and its active engagement in seeking solutions. The relevance and importance of this article is shown by the fact that in recent years, especially in recent months, the Houthi movement has become a frequently mentioned topic in the world media. This scientific article provides information about the Houthi movement in Yemen and Gulf Arab states, especially the UAE’s fight against the Houthi movement.
Keywords
United Arab Emirates, Yemen, religious issues, Middle East, Houthi movement.How to Cite
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