Tendencies in political and socio-economic development in the Middle East as a security factor

Abstract

Why do the international organizations failed to maintain security of the countries within the Middle East region despite there had been economic contribution, politically stability, high social status and high military expenditure and efforts to protect environment? In the theory of securitization, it is important for a society to contribute to the world economy, be politically stable, consist high social status, increase military expenditure and consist a stable environment in order to maintain the security (Eroukhmanoff 2020). This theory does provide an understanding that security requires economic, political, social, military expenditure and environment contribution in a particular society. The reason behind such insecurity may be the activities of the international organization for MENA region, which causes a difficulty of insecurity by changing the local moral economic, political, social, military, environment values of the people. The activities of the international organization only support the Individual behavior through, which contributes to the democratic leadership. The failure of the international organization to respect different economic, political, social, military, environment values of the countries in the Middle East, the countries within the Middle East region remains insecure. Thus, it is necessary for the international organizations to consider establishing activities consisting of both individuals and family or community economic, social, political, military and environment behavior which will not only bridge the gap between democracy and autocracy, will enhance the respect and leadership of the international organization but will also ensure security in the countries within the MENA regions.