Iran's geostrategic position and its geopolitical consequences in the region (case study: Southwest Asia)

In order to achieve the goal and correctly formulate the current and future conditions of Southwest Asia, written university texts including books, articles, internet, etc. will be used. The findings of recent studies show the gradual decline of the economic position of the United States and the European Union and the emergence of new economic powers in the world, especially China and Russia, in the 21st century. Because the supply of its transmission energy guarantees the position of the hegemon on the world stage. Controlling the energy resources of the Greater Near East is considered one of the basic strategies of the United States to ensure the flow of energy to the West, curbing China as the most important energy consumer in the world, and curbing Russia with its presence in Central Asia and the Caucasus. In such a situation, the adoption of active and intelligent diplomacy in the field of energy by Iran will be very decisive and have numerous geopolitical and geo-economic effects at the regional and global levels. Therefore, national interests require that by maintaining the principles of honor, wisdom and expediency, Iran plays an effective and active role in the field of regional and global cooperation in terms of increasing production and trade.