The Gcc Deals With The Ways And Functions Of Regional Crises

The Gulf Cooperation Council(GCC)has played a significant role in dealing with the Middle East issues.GCC established in May 1981,the Gulf Cooperation Council is the first regional international organization in the Gulf region,encompassing six countries in the Gulf region(Kuwait,United Arab Emirates,Bahrain,Oman,Saudi Arabia and Qatar)with the aim of maintaining the Gulf region Safety.The GCC plays an important role in dealing with regional crises,so the role of the GCC in different events is an important issue worth studying.Based on the background of the GCC,this paper analyzes the measures of the GCC in dealing with specific events and concludes that the GCC has both positive and negative effects when solving regional problems.The failure of GCC in solving these problems will seriously affect the security and stability of the Gulf region.This paper is divided into three parts: introduction,body and conclusion.The text is arranged in chronological order.There are four chapters: the establishment and development of the GCC,the first Gulf War,the second Gulf War and the Yemen crisis.The first part briefly expounds the importance of the Gulf region,the establishment of the GCC,analyzes the principles and institutions of the GCC,and finally discusses the ideas and means of the GCC in dealing with regional crises.The second part explains the first Gulf War.Mainly: First,the reason for the first Gulf War background.Second,what measures does the GCC take to resolve the war? Third,the GCC succeeded in solving the war or not.The third part analyzes the second Gulf War.The first step is to sort out the background reasons for the second Gulf War.The second step is to analyze the position of the GCC on the war.The third step is to explain the role of the GCC in handling the second Gulf War.The fourth part analyzes the Yemen crisis.The first step is to sort out the reasons for the Yemen crisis.The second step is to discuss the disposal of the GCC.The third step is to analyze and evaluate why the GCC has not yet resolved the crisis.