"By the way, Your Majesty. The princes of the Kingdom of Nejd and the Kingdom of Kuwait are expected to arrive the day after tomorrow. Will you have time to receive them then?" Foreign Minister Wachth asked.
When the German military attacked Egypt, the Kingdom of Nejd and the Kingdom of Kuwait had secretly contacted Germany, hoping to send their princes on secret visits to Germany. Although the Middle East was still under British control, the nations of the Middle East all knew that Britain was finished. This was especially so after they discovered that the British were withdrawing from the Middle East and retreating to India.
The Kingdom of Nejd and the Kingdom of Kuwait were both relatively influential nations in the Middle East. The Kingdom of Nejd in particular was on the verge of controlling the entire Arabian Peninsula. The Kingdom of Kuwait, meanwhile, had already existed for more than half a century. Although it had become a British Protectorate, its national security had been guaranteed. At the same time, its years of cultivation in the Middle East had made it a small nation with no small influence.
With Britain defeated, the structure of the Middle East would likewise undergo enormous changes. For the sake of their own national interests and futures, the nations of the Middle East had no choice but to seek other paths. The Kingdom of Nejd and the Kingdom of Kuwait were the pioneers among them. They had contacted Germany in the hope of changing masters and ensuring that their national interests would not be harmed as a result.
Germany would naturally accept the goodwill proactively offered by the Kingdom of Nejd and the Kingdom of Kuwait. After all, Germany was simply too far from the Middle East; if it wished to rule the