The role of the Eurasian Economic Union in the development of Iran's foreign trade

Regional integration takes place in different parts of the world that trade unions are one of them. Foreign trade as the engine of development has made it widely welcomed by countries involved in economic development. The Eurasian Customs Union is now the newest and most important convergence process in the post-Soviet region, years after the collapse of the Soviet Union and the various experiences of convergence experienced by post-Soviet countries. The Eurasian Customs Union was established in 2010 and entered the Eurasian Economic Union in 2015 The expansion of the globalization phenomenon of economies has made the relations and cooperation of countries in the interest of being in the form of regional cooperation put on the agenda of many developing countries, especially Iran. Interaction with the Eurasian Economic Union has made Iran eager to provide the necessary background for preferential trade and economic integration. This study attempts to imply Iran's position in interacting with the Eurasian region with economic propositions. Given that negotiations are under way between the Iranian government and the union over the signing of the Free Trade Agreement, which could have implications for the country; the importance of understanding the ongoing process is doubled.