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This 10 page paper looks at the Persian Gulf and the countries in that area and assesses the general conditions in the area, looking at the importance of oil in the area and common trends in terms of finance and the political conditions. The bibliography cites 13 sources.
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File: TS14_TEpergulf.rtf
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of Hormuz connecting the sea to the Gulf of Oman at the East and at the West there it meets with the Shatt al-Arab river delta. This shallow inland sea
has an average depth of only 50 meters, 989 kilometers long and at its narrowest it is only 56 kilometers wide, the Gulf has had a major impact ion
the way the countries on its shore have developed. The countries, and kingdoms, around the Gulf have developed in a similar manner, with commonalities in terms of the economic development,
financial systems and political systems. There arte also a number of differences, but the common trend and patterns seen in the area allow for a regional examination of the countries
and kingdoms surrounding the Persian Gulf. The countries that boarder the Persian Gulf are Kuwait, United Arab Emirates, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Iran, Oman and Iraq, and on an Island
in the Gulf is Bahrain, there are also other islands which are subject to territorial disputes. The Gulf has acted as a focal point it is the source of a
major resource; oil, which has impacted on the way the countries in this area has developed and the Gulf itself has also created a transposition route between these different countries,
in addition to this other common factors such at the geological location and issues such as climate and social development have had a degree of alignment in impacting on the
economic and the political conditions ion the area. The most apparent commonality is the Gulf as a source of oil. Oil is the major export of most of the
gulf countries, making up to a large proportion of both the GDP and the export revenues, as well as being a source of income for government. In Saudi Arabia oil
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