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Iran s Arab Strategy: What is it, and what do Arabs make of it?

Since the Iranian revolution of 1979, Tehran has invested heavily in its strategy toward the Arab World. Today, Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei and the generals in the Revolutionary Guard are as committed as ever to remain deeply engaged in Arab countries, from Lebanon to Syria and Yemen and beyond. But what sorts of drivers shape Iran’s Arab strategy? Is it about promoting basic Iranian national interests or exporting the ideology of the Islamic Republic, or even a combination of the two missions?

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Mahmood Sariolghalam

Mahmood Sariolghalam earned his MA and PhD in international relations at the University of Southern California, and he pursued a post-doctorate at the Ohio State University. He has taught in a number of countries over nearly three decades, including in Europe, the Middle East, and the United States. He specializes in the political economy of development, U.S.-Iranian relations, and Iranian foreign policy and political culture. His current research focuses on the political psychology of authoritarianism and conceptual roots of Iranian foreign policy.

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How Iran sees the Biden doctrine for the JCPOA and Persian Gulf

Iranian experts in Tehran see the Joe Biden administration's approach toward Iran and the JCPOA in the context of his government's overall foreign policy and its desire to extricate itself from military conflicts in the Persian Gulf.

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Mahmood Sariolghalam

Mahmood Sariolghalam Mahmood Sariolghalam has a PhD in international relations from the University of Southern California. Over more than three decades, he has taught in a number of countries, including the United States and Iran. His publications and research focus on Iran’s foreign policy and political culture. His current research concerns the psychological infrastructure of Middle Eastern authoritarianism. Contact Information This individual is a guest contributor but is not an MEI-affiliated expert. We are not able to assist with contact requests. Latest Publications

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