Tehran meeting; A step towards the formation of a new regional order?
Hassan Bahshtipour - an analyst of political issues.
"The meeting in Tehran should not be regarded as a final sign of the formation of a new security order, but as a possible step towards reviewing such an order."
The agreement of Iran, Pakistan, Turkey and Saudi Arabia to hold a four-way meeting in Tehran, in a situation where the signs of the possibility of renewing the war against Iran have increased, is a strategic consideration. This meeting has not yet taken place and it is not possible to judge its results, but the agreement of the four countries is an important topic for analysis in such a situation.
The experience of the last war can prove the fact for the countries of the region that relying on the alliance with America alone does not necessarily guarantee their security against the consequences of a large-scale war. From this perspective, talks with regional powers, even countries that have disagreements with Iran, can be part of efforts to manage the crisis and reduce the risk of conflict.