The requirements of Iran's foreign policy in Central Asia to achieve the first place in the region in 1404

Considering its special geopolitical position, the Islamic Republic of Iran is the focus of regional and international communication, especially as the transit point of goods and, most importantly, on energy. These potentials are in addition to the Gulf region in relation to Central Asian countries. Among the cast of various levels of power in the region include Iran, Russia, Turkey, Pakistan and India, Iran has a rich cultural and historical background and has many potential and various interactive axes to become a strong player in the region. The 20-year-old vision of the country has become the first place in the region in the economic, scientific and technological fields for 1404. Economic diplomacy along with political diplomacy is imperative to achieve this goal. In the meantime, Central Asia has a lot of potential in different fields, and it is possible to consider the Turkmenistan's country and its shared interests with the five countries of the region. If the region's capacities are used, after about two decades of existence of these countries, Iran should have a well-established and privileged position, especially in the economic arena, but the status quo reflects the need for strategic review and the movement with rationality and prospects. This field is. The present study uses a descriptive-analytical method to examine the requirements for achieving the goals of the vision with emphasis on economic policies.