CHINESE STRATEGY IN THE ARCTIC REGION

Abstract

The Arctic region has witnessed international competition due to the riches and sea lanes that abound in that region, and it is clear that China has a number of goals that it seeks to achieve in the Arctic. These goals are to deepen exploration and understanding of the Arctic, protect the pole environment and address climate change, use Arctic resources legally And to participate actively in cooperation, governance, and the promotion of peace and stability in the region, and its interests in the region are represented in the field of security, resources, science, and technology, while the motives for its participation in this competition were represented by its aspirations for the largest future region for the remaining oil on earth, and its great desire to exploit untapped natural resources such as copper, gold, and others, by The Northern Shipping Route In the military field, the Republic of China considers the North Pole a vital part of its nuclear security, while the dimensions of Chinese policy in the North Pole are represented in the areas of transportation, resources, climate, scientific research, shipping, and fishing. Its strategy focused on the region in the economic and scientific fields.