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Kuwait and Jordan are the two countries that border both Iraq and Saudi Arabia. If you count territorial waters as well, then Iran borders both Iraq (over land) and Saudi Arabia (across the Persian Gulf at the maritime border).
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∙ 9y agoAnswer 1
See links below for the map of Saudi Arabia (courtesy of the Foreign Affairs)
From the north; Jordan, Iraq
From the east; Qatar, UAE, Oman, Kuwait, and the Persian Gulf
From the south; Yemen and Oman
The western border is formed by the Red Sea
Answer 2
The countries with which Saudi Arabia shares a land border are Jordan, Iraq, Kuwait, Qatar, UAE, Oman, and Yemen.
In addition, Saudi Arabia is close by water to Egypt, Israel, and Bahrain.
Jordan,Irak,Kuwait,Qatar,U A E,Oman and Yemen
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Is it is necessary for a gulf country to share border with Saudi Arabia?
All of the Gulf countries do share a border with Saudi Arabia (except the island of Bahrain which is off of the Saudi coast), but there is no "requirement" that Gulf countries border Saudi Arabia.
How many countries border the Saudi Arabia?
7
What two countries border Yemen?
Saudi Arabia and Oman
What 3 countries border Saudi Arabia to the south?
yemen
What other countries border Yemen?
Oman and Saudi Arabia.
How many countries border the Kingdom of saudi arabia?
7
What countries border Iraq to the south?
The two countries on Iraq's southern border are Saudi Arabia and Kuwait.
What counties does Saudi Arabia border?
Middle Eastern countries do not have counties.
What countries border qatar?
qatar borders Saudi Arabia and Bahrain
How many countries border Kuwait?
Two. Iraq and Saudi Arabia.
Which 2 countries border Saudi Arabia to the south?
Yemen and Oman.
What two countries border iraq to the south?
The two countries on Iraq's southern border are Saudi Arabia and Kuwait.
