Saudi-Japanese Relations

Saudi-Japanese Relations

Khalid Al Rashoud / Sarah Medlej

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MADAREK COMPANY FOR PUBLISHING AND DISTRIBUTION
Año de edición:
2026
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Diplomacia
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9786038504611
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Saudi-Japanese Relations offers a comprehensive, documented history of the political, diplomatic, economic, energy, cultural, educational, technical, defense, and security ties between the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and Japan. Drawing on Arabic, Japanese, and English sources, archival records, official correspondence, rare historical images, agreements, and firsthand experience, Dr. Khalid Al Rashoud traces the relationship from early encounters between Japan and the Arab and Islamic worlds to the establishment of diplomatic relations in 1955 and the expansion of cooperation under successive Saudi kings and Japanese governments.The book examines the first Japanese pilgrims to the Arabian Peninsula, the earliest official Saudi and Japanese visits, prewar negotiations over trade and oil concessions, Japan’s post-World War II foreign-policy transformation, and the decisive role of Saudi oil in Japan’s industrial growth and energy security. It also explores the 1973 oil crisis, economic and technical cooperation, Japanese investment, vocational training, cultural and educational exchange, Saudi assistance after the 2011 Great East Japan Earthquake, clean-energy projects, the Okinawa oil-storage initiative, defense and security cooperation, and the development of Saudi-Japan Vision 2030.Designed as both a readable history and a research reference, this volume includes a detailed chronology of major events from 1939 to 2022, high-level official visits, bilateral agreements, forums and joint committees, lists of ambassadors, Japanese companies operating in Saudi Arabia, and translations of key official agreements and joint statements. It reveals how a relationship once centered on oil and technology evolved into a broad strategic partnership shaped by diplomacy, trade, innovation, energy, and mutual cultural understanding.Essential reading for students, researchers, diplomats, policymakers, international-relations professionals, business leaders, and general readers interested in Saudi Arabia, Japan, Middle East-Asia relations, energy diplomacy, global trade, and the history of modern bilateral cooperation.

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