Analysis of the role of geoanomic and corridor of Iran in the realization of convergence in southwestern Asia

Southwest Asia has a region with five unique geopolitical regions, regionalism and, consequently, regional incompatibility. Because this vast area has not been able to play its role in the global economy, despite its potential. Perhaps one of the reasons for this is the lack of a desirable model for the development of the Southwest Asia with regard to its status and capabilities. Since the current developments in the world are going so far that the necessity of creating a favorable regional convergence model in Southwest Asia is felt more and more, the creation of areas for achieving this goal should be considered. Meanwhile, having a Middle Eastern region, Iran is one of the most important countries in Southwest Asia, which, with its significant geoeconomic potentials, as well as strong interactions with all sub-systems of Southwest Asia, can be a valuable player in achieving this goal. Convergence and regional cooperation in the context of economic issues. Since Iran is both a major energy source and a dual corridor, and in addition to being a prominent transit bridge, it is similar to the one that can connect the three continents of Europe to Asia and Africa, from This is the best option among the countries of the region that can play a role in the development of convergence and cooperation in Southwest Asia in various fields, including economic, cultural and other.