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The Gulf Council is a regional intergovernmental organization of Arab states bordering the Persian Gulf: Bahrain, Iraq, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and the United Arab Emirates. The organization was established in 1981 to promote cooperation and economic integration among member countries. The Gulf Council is based in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.



The Gulf Council's primary objectives are to:

Promote economic and social development in member countries.

Encourage cooperation in trade, industry, agriculture, energy, and other sectors.

Strengthen economic ties among member countries by establishing a common market and a customs union.

Promote cooperation in the fields of science, technology, education, and culture.

Coordinate foreign policies among member countries and promote regional security and stability.

The Gulf Council has played a significant role in promoting economic cooperation and integration among member countries. The organization has established a number of joint ventures and institutions, including the Gulf Cooperation Council Interconnection Authority, the Gulf Investment Corporation, and the Gulf Technical College. The Gulf Council has also established a common market and a customs union among member countries.



In addition to its economic cooperation, the Gulf Council also plays a role in promoting regional security and stability. The organization has established a number of security arrangements, including the Peninsula Shield Force, which is a joint military force of the Gulf Council member countries. The Gulf Council has also played a role in mediating disputes between member countries and in promoting regional security and stability.

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