Geopolitical Structure of Middle East Regional Convergence Patterns: A Case Study of Iran, Iraq and Turkey

West Asian region with its countries similarities in challenges and some strengths, weaknesses and opportunities Sometimes it includes countries with political, security, economic, cultural and situational coordinates. One of the sub-regions of this region includes Iran, Iraq and Turkey. The purpose of this article is to analyze and analyze the geopolitical structure of the Middle East regional convergence pattern between Iran, Iraq and Turkey. The main question of the article is that based on the geopolitical realities of the region what kind of pattern can be offered that will the de-escalation lead to some sort of sustainable regional convergence between the three countries? The hypothesis that we are trying to answer this question is that given the geopolitical realities of the Middle East- a model that can accommodate and mitigate geopolitical weaknesses and threats and make good use of geopolitical strengths and opportunities this will lead to some sort of sustainable regional convergence between the three countries, while defusing. This article is intended as an applied research. In terms of nature and method it also falls into the category of descriptive-analytical research. The information required for the article is collected in a library and documentary manner. In the meantime part of the information is accessed through libraries and partly through the authoritative space and internally and externally accredited scientific bases collected through articles, reports and scientific analysis notes, interviews and opinions of experts in this field are also used.