London Treaty & Its influence on Political Situation on Arab Gulf Area

Expansion in Arab Peninsula was a significant goal to Mohammad Ali Pasha, the Egyptian governor, for realizing his dream in establishing a great Arabian empire. But this goal was a serious threat to the British, as it Leeds to an Egyptian domin once over the Red Sea and Arab Gulf.
The Egyptian advance towards Arab Peninsula and the Gulf Costa began after signing کوتاهیة)) reconciling agreement between Mohammed Ali and the Turkish Sultan in April 1833. The British reaction was a military intervention in Syria, taking the opportunity of the Turkey_ Egyptian crisis. Mohammed Ali was obliged to withdraw from all areas, which he occupied in Syria. Other European forces beside the British, Russian, Brosian, and Austrians, which aimed – at first place, at Shrinking. Mohammed Ali's domains, which increased, recently, at the cost of the Turkish Sultan.