The Purpose of this research is to elucidate China’s influence on Middle Eastern Countries. Growth in infrastructure, influence in politics, energy collaboration, and innovation in technology, trade, and capital are some of the strategies that have defined China’s strategic involvement in the Middle East. Since China saw promise in development of infrastructure such as the Belt and Road Initiative, it has worked to strengthen economic relations and increase connectivity among nations in a region ripe with opportunities. However, the quest for it is not simple. Uncertainty in politics in the Middle East, characterized by crises and geopolitical concurrence, presents major dangers to the investment made by China and alliances. Other issues complicating China’s role in the region include rivalry with global powers, social and cultural contrasts, and reliance on resources. In spite of stabilizing the region, China’s influence in molding theemerging geopolitics of the Middle East is significant.