quickly checked; Meeting in Istanbul; Why is the Western-Arab axis trying to stop the crisis in the Persian Gulf? The desire of Arab and European countries to end the Persian Gulf crisis, contrary to its friendly appearance, is rooted in a conservative approach based on the fear of economic collapse. Europe fears the spread of inflation, street protests and inflationary stagnation, and Arab countries also fear the destruction of digital infrastructure, a sharp drop in GDP and the loss of their sustainable development prospects. These concerns led them to the conclusion that curbing Washington's war protest and opening the way to dialogue with Tehran is the only safety valve to prevent the free fall of the economy and global security. Istanbul's diplomacy, although in the field of action it faces the challenge caused by the conflicting interests of various actors, has shown that peace in the Persian Gulf is no longer just an ideological option, but a necessity for the survival of the pillars of the capitalist system and the maintenance of regional security.