التنافس الإقليمي و أثره على منطقة الشرق الأوسط : تركيا و إيران إنموذجا

Abstract EN

Competition is one aspect of interaction between countries and arises as a result of the pursuit of countries to achieve their interests and objectives from the available possibilities, but whenever one of the parties tried to monopolize these interests, and prevent others from reaching it, whenever this became a reason for turning competition into conflict.

The Middle East has become the area for regional competition, because of its strategic importance, as well as the existence of vast wealth of oil and gas, as the location of the Middle East at the heart of regional concerns contributed to regional competition in this region, its political, economic and strategic importance, as well as The fragility of the situation.

Turkey and Iran are active poles in the Middle East regional system, both of which are based on a strategic position of great importance.

Regional and international changes have made them two major powers in the region, and there is a close relationship between a number of factors that affect the competition between these two forces.

The rivalry between Turkey and Iran over the regional neighborhood will increase as each side tries to pass its own project in the region as both sides seek to play a wider and deeper regional role.