السياسات الأمنية الإيرانية و الشرق الأوسط الجديد

Abstract EN

The Arab region, especially the Middle East, is the region most vulnerable to turmoil and instability, due to its importance in international politics in addition to its strategic and geo-strategic importance.

The Arab Gulf region occupies a prominent place in strategic studies during the past and present eras.

Iran is a major country in the balance of power equation in the Middle East region in general, and the Arab Gulf region in particular, due to its comprehensive power capabilities of the state.

Iran also represents a regional power that has its influence and influence in the region, in light of its comprehensive dimensions (biomass - economic ability - military ability - political ability - media ability), and its endeavor to invest its strategic position, historical and civilizational position, and available economic potential (considered as the third reserve For oil in the world after Saudi Arabia and Canada, and the second global reserve of natural gas after Russia), and employ all these powers to support other capabilities, especially political and military.