Professor of International Relations and International Law - Mohammed I University, Wajda – Morocco
The research deals with the transformations of the current international system and their repercussions on the Arab regional system, the magnitude of the risks and potential repercussions faced by the Arab region as a result of the transformations of the current international system.
The research followed the systems analysis approach and the functional and analytical approach to monitor global transformations and their repercussions on the Middle East, where the international system gradually began to lose the character of statism in the overlap of interests, and move according to new policies led by globalization currents, based on the fact that the current international system is living in a state of uncertainty and instability.
The results of the research showed that the international system with its current features and turbulent situation is going through a severe and accelerating storm, and that the Middle East is witnessing a continuous process of reshaping, without full clarity of the new features so far, and that destabilizing events, violent acts, and strong reactions alone are not enough to bring about a shift towards a system The formation of the multipolar world requires other factors, such as changes in trade and consumption patterns, the continued deployment of military forces in areas where their vital interests are threatened, the emergence of new military powers in the Middle East and its surroundings, and the continued hegemony of the West in the economic, financial, technological and scientific fields.
Keywords: international order, Middle East, transformations of the international system, international features.
