السياسة الخارجية الأمارتية وأثرها على الاستقرار في منطقة القرن الأفريقي للفترة 2000-2020م

The study aims at addressing the UAE foreign policy and its impact on stability in the Horn of Africa region for the period 2000-2020, by knowing the UAE foreign policy, the strategic importance of the Horn of Africa, defining the motives and motives of the UAE toward the Horn of Africa. The extent to which Arab Emirates' foreign policy contributes to stability in the Horn of Africa. The problem of the research has been identified by the main question: What role does the country's foreign policy play in stabilizing the Horn of Africa? The study was based on the main premise: There is an impact of the UAE foreign policy on stability in the Horn of Africa. The study followed a range of approaches, including historical, descriptive and case study approaches. The main results: The Horn of Africa is of great importance because of its geographical position, because part of the region is located on the Indian Ocean and Bab Al Mandab Strait, and contains petroleum products, which have gained economic importance especially in dealing with the Arab Gulf region. UAE influence in the Horn of Africa depends heavily on the strategy of purchasing, hiring and managing ports and airports of varying military and economic significance. Top recommendations: The UAE's foreign policy plans and strategies for the Horn of Africa should be taken into account and aligned with international and regional variables to achieve stability in the region. To direct foreign policy to intensify efforts to combat terrorist organizations those have recently posed a real threat to world peace and security