The British general elections held on July 4 resulted in the Labor Party returning to power as the leader of the Labor Party, Keir Starmer, was appointed Prime Minister, which would redraw the British orientation towards the Middle East region, especially since the Labor Party adopts a different stance than the Conservative Party on numerous pressing issues affecting the region.

The return of the Labor Party to power is likely to lead to greater British interest in the Middle East, in light of its distinguished relations with the countries of the region, as well as its economic and investment interests. As Britain suffers from inflation, high public debt, and a rise in oil prices, the Gulf region is considered the ideal and logical choice for political investment for Britain, especially since the Gulf countries enjoy historical relations with Britain, and the latter considers it an important pillar for achieving stability in the region.

For more details, please follow the link: https://ncmes.org/3605/