Movement Diplomacy and Foreign Policy of the Islamic Republic of Iran; Roadmap and The Problems ahead

Movement diplomacy in the foreign policy of the Islamic Republic of Iran has played an important role in the formation of foreign and international relations since the beginning of the victory of the Islamic Revolution. Such a role in the constitution gradually led to the formation of governing structures such as the Quds Force of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, whose main mission is to support and support the liberation movements and pro-resistance governments around the world. Cooperation with other formal and legal structures of the system is determined. However, it seems that after four decades of the establishment of the Islamic Republic and in the early years of the second step of the revolution, this issue has not been properly researched and perhaps paid for scientifically and perhaps on the other hand. The problems ahead are not designed and developed. The main purpose of this article is to investigate and analyze this issue, which tries to explain the conceptual and theoretical framework of resistance and its strong position in the constitution, the relationship between movement diplomacy and foreign policy, and finally the issues facing the application of movement diplomacy in Assess the field of foreign policy within the framework of the proposed roadmap.