First, you must have irresistible charm. If not, it is impossible. Of course, this is not just a matter of appearance, and you can't ignore it (rest assured, the plastic surgery technology is already very powerful now).
Second, if you want to marry a princess in the Middle East, you must first understand your "goals", including family background, because the Middle East is a Muslim world, and the customs there must be familiar first.
Third, although you know her, I hope she knows you, so that there is a play! The easiest way to let the princess know or see you is: you are either very, very famous, to the extent that all women and children know you; Or you may be famous, but you must be familiar with the royal family and have frequent contacts (start with the princess's father! );
Fourthly, it's really difficult to achieve the third point, so I'll tell a personal story (a true story I saw in the Collection of Youth): a China native, who forgot which province he was from, was very skilled in Lamian Noodles, and was later invited to be a master of Lamian Noodles in that seven-star hotel in Dubai, Middle East. Because this man's skill is really amazing, celebrities from all over the world come here every day, including Beckham, former US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice, and members of the royal families of various countries. I say this, not to let you go to Lamian Noodles, but to tell you that an ordinary person may still meet a princess. Of course, you must have outstanding skills to attract all kinds of people, and the most important thing is to attract princesses.
5. Of course, you don't have to be famous. As mentioned in the second point, you need to know her. When you know a person like the back of your hand, are you afraid of no chance? For example, you can be familiar with the princess's "whereabouts" and then find opportunities to show your superhuman charm. "Love at first sight" is still possible.
Speaking of which, I have a puzzle, brother. Why do you want a princess from the Middle East? In fact, some constitutional monarchy countries in western Europe, such as Britain, Sweden and Denmark, all have royal families (that is, princesses), and their children don't just stay in the palace, they also live like ordinary people, that is to say, they have many opportunities to contact them. On the contrary, the Muslim royal family in the Middle East is feudal. In fact, the whole society is very feudal (the MM there are all wrapped in headscarves), so it should be difficult to see the princess. But now that you have made up your mind, do it! Nothing is impossible!