Canada and Saudi Arabia: A New Chapter in Bilateral Relations
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Relations between Canada and the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia are entering a new phase after years of diplomatic tension. The crisis began in 2018, but the history of relations between the two countries goes back much further than that period.
Before the 2018 crisis, the two countries enjoyed decades of stable political cooperation. This cooperation was based on regular dialogue between officials on both sides and aimed at reaching an understanding on shared issues.
In the economic and educational fields, cooperation between the two sides continued for a long time. Companies and institutions in both countries worked together, and cooperation also extended to the education sector, which helped build relationships between individuals and institutions.
This background suggests that past cooperation could serve as a foundation for future relations between the two countries. Readers in the Kingdom will follow the developments in these relations and their impact on the areas of shared interest.
Sources: Babnet
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