Issue 121 - 15 May 1984
The Gulf Co-operation Council (GCC) comes, on 25 May, to the third anniversary of its founding. Against a background of an Arab world marked by declared and undeclared wars, civil strife, hostility between individual states, ideological quarrels, political rivalries, attempted insurrection and ruinous policy differences, for the GCC to have survived at all is something for the six member states to celebrate.
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