System theory and comprehensive network development with respect to the Southwest Asia

One of the most important changes in the modern world system and its related structures is the increasing regionalization debate. In other words, the combination of the concepts of globalization with indigenous concerns on the one hand and the concern for the purpose of providing a new classification of the components affecting the global system of the world has chosen the regionalization approach as the most appropriate way. However, different regions, based on an appropriate model, should put collective development and systematic exchange into their agenda in order to contribute to these global developments and to benefit from it. The Southwest Asia region is no exception to its many strategic components, and it is up to the region to adopt a sound strategy in this area. On the other hand, the changes and developments that have taken place in today's world are at the origin of the theory of systems and its related approaches, and this approach, in addition to the power of understanding and understanding the environment, allows us to analyze and elaborate these strategies. In this paper, it is tried to explain the systems and tools belonging to that systematic approach in order to present and present a regional development model in the form of a network system and in the stage of interpretation of macro solutions in two levels of the region and country. The basic concepts used in this geographic network system are based on definitions and concepts such as equilibrium and boundaries in the systems, which helps to make relationships, interactions and other vocabularies meaningful in the form of an integrated framework.