The middle eastern country that was under British control until 1971 was the United Arab Emirates. At the time however it was not called the UAE, but 7 different countries:
These then formed the UAE and Sheikh Zayed Bin-Sultan Al Nuhayyan became president. He ruled until 2004 when he passed away and was succeeded by his son, Sheikh Khalifa.
Iraq
Sudan is an independent country; it was however, briefly a British colony
Egypt fell under British control in 1882 when it became a protectorate of the realm. It was given independence in 1922.
None there is not a country under control its independent but is protesting for better government
A settlement that is ruled by a government in another country is called a colony. The original thirteen colonies were under the control of the British government.
There are no countries currently under British control. However, their are 14 territories throughout the world which are independent, but where ultimate control, particularly for defence, is the responsibility of the UK.
Bermuda
The partitioning of the Upper Middle East between Britain and France under Sykes-Picot Agreement took place in 1917, but the realization of this partitioning in the creation of the Mandates of Palestine, Iraq, and Syria did not happen until 1919. Many other areas of the Middle East came under Imperial Protection even earlier, in the 19th century. Egypt fell under British control in 1882 and the Trucial States (now the United Arab Emirates) fell under British control even earlier, in 1820.
A territory under the control of another country is called a colony.
Protectorate
Most of the oil in the Middle East during that period, especially in Iraq, Iran, Kuwait, Qatar, and the United Arab Emirates was under British control. Oil in Saudi Arabia was plumbed jointly by the British and the French.
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