Regional Security Requirements and Iran's Security Strategy in the Middle East

Security is one of the main concerns of the countries of the Middle East. Considering the importance of security in the structure of the international system, the Middle East region should be considered as one of the areas where security approaches are of considerable importance. Many of the security threats are rooted in the region. The regional countries are threatening these threats, and on the other hand, due to geopolitical characteristics and oil rich resources in the Middle East, regional powers have a significant and effective role to play in security threats. One of the contributors to this study is the development of the theory of the Bozan regional security suite that the Middle East is one of the areas where this theory applies. Neighborhood, common identity, similarities and conflicts, economic needs and cultural and ethnic ties are among the variables of the regional security suite. Establishing regional security requires a constructive partnership based on trust building. Hence, the security strategy of the Islamic Republic of Iran will be possible in order to achieve security within the framework of constructive engagement with the countries of the region, which will require a threat and a non-security of Iran's security strategy. The region will crystallize.