Potential of a United Arabian Peninsula

What if all the countries of the Arabian Peninsula united into one nation?

If Saudi Arabia,

Yemen, Oman, the UAE, Qatar,

Kuwait, Bahrain,

Jordan, Iraq,

Syria, Lebanon, and Palestine merged into a single united Arabia,

it would instantly become one of the most powerful countries on earth.

Stretching from Syria to Oman,

this new nation would cover over 3 2

square kilometers with a combined population of roughly 200 million people.

It would control over 25

of the world's proven oil reserves,

giving it unmatched influence over global energy markets.

Economically, its combined GDP would exceed 3 8 trillion,

fueled by oil, gas,

finance, tourism, and strategic ports.

In trade, it would dominate the Strait of Hormuz and the El Mandeb Strait.

Militarily, it would possess one of the strongest armed forces in the region,

with massive manpower and advanced weaponry.

However, the biggest challenge would be internal,

deep sectarian divides,

rival royal families,

tribal loyalties, and competing political systems.

Would a united Arabia become a

global superpower or collapse under its divisions?