A strategic Persian Gulf gas field shared between Iran, Kuwait and Saudi Arabia has again hogged headlines in recent months. Can the third parties turn it into a source of synergy between them?

Iran says it will not tolerate a violation of the nation’s rights over the Persian Gulf Arash natural gas field shared with Kuwait and Saudi Arabia.

Iran says it will not tolerate any loss of rights in a disputed gas field with Kuwait and Saudi Arabia.

The settlement of the long-running dispute over the Arash or Al-Dorra gas field between Iran, Kuwait and Saudi Arabia requires a “painful compromise” by all parties, says a university professor and geopolitical affairs analyst.

Iran says it seeks to resolve the controversy surrounding the Arash joint oil and gas field with Saudi Arabia and Kuwait based on the principles of good neighborliness and mutual interests.

A strategically important Persian Gulf gas field shared between Iran, Kuwait and Saudi Arabia is again in the news after Kuwaiti officials repeated their fallacious claims while denying Iran its legitimate rights.

The recent decision by Kuwait and Saudi Arabia to develop the Durra offshore gas field which Iran calls Arash has revived a longstanding dispute on how to share the resources of the reservoir in the Persian Gulf.