Analyzing the consequences of the evolution of the concept of security on China's foreign policy strategy in relation to the Islamic Republic of Iran

After the collapse of the bipolar system and the changes in the international system in the age of globalization, many concepts of international relations underwent changes and interpretations. In the meantime, one of the basic concepts of international relations that underwent a change in meaning is the concept of security, in such a way that security changed from a one-dimensional state of mere military to a comprehensive multi-dimensional state. The evolution of the concept of security has changed and transformed the political-economic strategy of many great powers, including China, in the Persian Gulf region. In this article, based on the title of the article, an attempt has been made to answer the question that the evolution of the concept of security has left an impact on China's politicaleconomic strategy in the Persian Gulf region. In response to this question, this hypothesis has been studied and paid attention to, that the evolution of the concept of security on China's politicaleconomic strategy in the form of a transition from one dimensional military security to comprehensive security has caused China to pay attention to multiple components of security such as political security. , economic, military and cultural in the Persian Gulf region. In order to understand and infer the transformation of China's political-economic strategy in the region, four important categories and issues of the role and importance of energy in China's relations with the countries of the Persian Gulf region, China's commercial exchanges with the countries of the Persian Gulf region, the examination of China's political strategy in the Persian Gulf region and The importance of the Persian Gulf region has been studied and investigated based on the road belt plan. The research method in this article is descriptive-analytical.