A comparative study of communicative situation of the North Middle East with the Central Asia in Comparison with other areas of the Middle East

North Middle East is a geopolitical concept that emerged with new developments in an area of the Middle East. Network theory and its models; provide the possibility of this new structuring. This study is an attempt to examine the communicational indicators of this area (cluster) with Central Asia in comparison with the other areas of the Middle East, and drawing communicational intensity of internal networking and extra network of it, in the Middle East. therefore, in answer to the question of how security and economic communications of the North Middle East (Iran, Turkey, Iraq, Afghanistan, Pakistan) with Central Asia , this assumption suggests this new cluster offers the largest intra network communications in the Middle East. Most regional communication of this cluster within the region, at primary, is with Central Asia and then, the Persian GCC. Also, extra regional communications for networking has with China and South Asia. The communication are classified in the form of geopolitical and geoeconomical (the intensity of business communication between the clusters, legal-economic agreements, foreign investment, energy, transit communications)) intra network’s elements. The aim is showing the importance of changes in looking at structures of Middle East for foreign policy of our country.