أثر زيارة الملك فيصل بن عبد العزيز لليابان عام 1971م على خطة التنمية السعودية الأولى (1970-1975م)

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Abstract

Abstract: This study aims to shed light on King Faisal’s visit to Japan in 1971, and its impact on Saudi-Japanese relations, to clarify the results and repercussions of this visit on achieving the goals of the first development plan. This study relied mainly on British documents from the British Foreign Office, and a group of documents. And reports from the Japanese Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA). The study discusses why King Faisal singled out Japan for his visit in 1971, and what were the most important measures and negotiations that King Faisal carried out during his visit, which had an impact on the first development plan. The study focuses on the repercussions of this visit, and the most important achievements that were achieved after this visit and contributed to achieving the vision of First development plan. At its conclusion, the study confirms a set of results, the most important of which are: that King Faisal’s visit to Japan in 1971 contributed to the Kingdom’s major shift towards the state-supported capitalist model of economic organization, and that King Faisal was able to establish a solid economic development base for the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, and to formulate an economic developmental policy for it, developing over time, and the Kingdom reaping its benefits up to the present time, by benefiting from global expertise in various fields, and economic agreements with major developed countries in the world.

Keywords: Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, Japan, King Faisal bin Abdul-Aziz Al Saud, First development plan.