An analysis of regional developments in the Middle East's changing position in Chinese foreign policy

Abstract EN

In light of the Arab spring, china is trying to follow a policy of non-interference in its internal affairs and to adhere to the factor by which china earns the confidence of the countries of the region, and seeks to have Beijing’s role as a guide that supports the paths of peace, not to play the role of hegemony and the extension of influence and control.

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therefore, we find it plays a role in the social and economic level of the region's countries.

in light of the radical changes that the Arab region is witnessing in the political arena, it is working to raise the capabilities of diplomatic mediation, expand participation in resolving hot issues in the middle east, and play a constructive role in supporting calm and peace, and protecting security and stability.

the middle east has become an increasingly crucial region for Chinese foreign policy, with 48% of global oil reserves and 38% natural gas reserves.

the middle east's growing strategic relevance for china has prompted international academic research of the country's foreign policy in the region.

the diplomatic posture of china in the middle east is analyzed and explored in this paper in terms of its place within the overall framework of Chinese foreign policy.

as a result, the study's primary point is that china's middle east policy is shaped by a paradigm that mirrors Chinese political philosophy and Confucian principles throughout the imperial period.

according to the conclusions of the study, the middle east's strategic relevance in Chinese diplomacy has increased, but this growing importance does not compel Beijing to act like old hegemons.