The energy crisis in the Middle East has become a critical global issue, affecting economic and political stability in the region. Since 2020, oil price fluctuations, climate change and geopolitical tensions have had a significant impact on energy production and consumption. Declining oil production by OPEC countries, offset by increased demand from global markets, led to a spike in energy prices around the world. One of the main impacts of this crisis is increased inflation. Countries in the Middle East, such as Iran and Venezuela, face major challenges due to international sanctions and political instability. This makes it difficult for the government to meet domestic energy needs, which in turn affects people’s welfare. For example, in Lebanon and Syria, energy crises have resulted in prolonged power outages, worsening economic and social conditions. Despite these significant challenges, potential solutions are emerging from various initiatives. The transition to renewable energy is one of the main focuses. Countries such as the United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia have started investing heavily in solar and wind energy. Projects such as Masdar City and NEOM demonstrate a commitment to diversifying energy sources and reducing dependence on oil. Infrastructure also needs to be improved to support the development of renewable energy. Investments in the power grid and energy storage will be important to optimize the use of this new energy source. International cooperation in green technologies can increase efficiency and lower energy production costs. In addition, education and training in the energy sector is very important. Increasing the capacity of the local workforce to handle new technologies will help speed up the transition. Technology exchange programs with developed countries can provide access to the necessary knowledge and innovation. Environmentally friendly approaches must be integrated into government policies. Incentives for the use of renewable energy and reducing carbon emissions can help overcome the impacts of climate change. Policies that support sustainability will create an economy that is more resilient and ready to face the future. On the other hand, expanding regional cooperation between oil producing countries can create greater stability. Dialogue and collaboration in energy resource management can reduce tensions and increase energy security. Meeting formats such as OPEC Plus show that multilateral cooperation is key in dealing with this complex energy crisis. Finally, people in the Middle East must be involved in this change process. Public awareness regarding the importance of renewable energy and energy efficiency needs to be increased through information campaigns. Active community participation in renewable energy programs can accelerate adoption and create support for long-term solutions. By adopting this comprehensive strategy, the Middle East can overcome its current energy crisis and build a more sustainable and stable future.