The competition will be held in Tehran, Iran from May 14 to 20.
A total of eight teams will strut their stuff in the one-week-long tournament.
Paykan are in Pool A together with Thailand, Uzbekistan and Japan, with Shahdab, Qatar, Kazakhstan, and Iraq in Pool B.
The first-day encounters on May 14 see Japan meet Thailand, Paykan takes on Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan challenge Qatar and Shahdab faces Iraq.
At the previous episode last year in Thailand, Sirjan Foulad Iranian pulled off a dramatic 3-1 win against Qatar’s Al-Arabi in the final clash to capture the eventual title, the Iran’s 15th.