Analysis of Middle East conflicts from the viewpoint of geoeconomic components

With the end of the Cold War, the indicator of strategic power is no longer military power because we are entering an age that direct confrontation, which requires the support of the military, there will be no chance. Political scientists and international relations think that economic power determines the national power of states. Today, therefore, national power is directly related to the understanding of the concepts of the national economy. The Middle East region has also witnessed numerous conflicts and challenges during this period that requires a model for de-escalation and regional integration. The main purpose of this paper is to analyze the conflicts in the Middle East region from the perspective of geoeconomic components. The main question of the article is that what are the most important economic and geographical indicators and components that are effective in creating and sustaining tensions and conflicts in the Middle East? The methodology of this paper is descriptive-analytical where using library resources as well as scientific research articles the research topic will be explained and analyzed. The hypothesis that we are looking at in this article is that economic and geographical determinism in the Middle East due to heterogeneity, turbulence and strife and the underdevelopment of the components of human geography has more decisive power in the outbreak of conflict. the results of this paper show that economics, geography and politics in the Middle East has always been the site of conflict between regional and trans-regional powers and groups.