NATO's relations with the Persian Gulf Cooperation Council and its impact regional security

Due to its geo-strategic position in the Persian Gulf geopolitics of international security, has a special place. Given the importance of geopolitics in the aftermath of September 11 as well as during the Cold War, it seems that Trans-regional actors such as the United States of America, Europe and NATO in the security management of the Persian Gulf region, have taken on new roles. This study aims to examine "NATO relations with the Persian Gulf Cooperation Council and its impact on regional security descriptive been done. The results also show that: Iran's foreign policy should be in line with détente with the countries of Persian Gulf Cooperation Council and application-based threats to disrupt Persian Gulf in energy pathways that link the main route out of the area of energy is avoided and the construction of a model of cooperative security in the region that have the stability and performance and also to include all the countries of the region, stressed and efforts in this area began. The presence of the security arrangements and the role of diplomacy and other institutions active efforts to participate effectively in the existing security agreements Persian Gulf Cooperation Council and a regional military force Introduction and acceptance of this important for the confidence of the countries of the region. To this end, Iran's admission as an observer in the Persian Gulf Cooperation Council and Iran's efforts to improve the situation, a positive step in this direction is evaluated.