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The Center for Gulf and Arabian Peninsula Studies was established in 1994 to provide an active forum on Gulf and Arabian Peninsula peoples’ expectations and ambitions. The Center is primarily responsible for promoting awareness of current events, problems and dangers facing the Peninsular Region, and encourages better understanding of the neighboring countries through requisite studies, surveys, analyses, recordings and documentation. It also serves as a major resource center for vital historic records, and disseminates vital information on Peninsular developments, while maintaining requisite archives and databases and conducting surveys. The Center closely coordinates with geographers, historians, analysts and experts concerned with Peninsula studies and trends, in addition to maintaining vital links with scientists, commentators and advisors on Regional developments in the Arabian Peninsula.