Theoretical Model Of Spatial Development in Compilation Borders Regions

Common borders between countries are as various interactive opportunities in relation to economic, political, cultural and social activities and affect the development of business interactions, employment creation, stability, security and prosperity and economic development between political systems. Borders have different types; land, sea, or combinatorial borders. compilation borders are areas that have blue shores, plain hinterland, and mountainous and forest areas. These areas can have the greatest benefits for the countries that hold it. The existence of a border zone with such natural and environmental features can have the power and capabilities of customs, border terminal, border market and railroads, and the ability to create a port for sea transport, exploitation of beaches in the field of coastal tourism, agro-exploitation and Garden and farm(animal husbandry) as well as mountain and forest tourism. The present research studies theoretical model of space development in compilation border regions. Therefore, a research is a theory which has been extracted and analyzed by using a questionnaire package based on library studies and then extracting the views of relevant experts. In the library section, resources such as books, magazines, articles and researches on regional and border development planning have been used. Data obtained from library studies have been evaluated by completing a questionnaire by experts and elites on the potential of compilation border regions. The results of the research show that the compilation nature of the coastal basin nature, with the backside plains and mountains, each of which has special potential, can be effective both in regional and national development.Such spaces, due to spatial diversity, have diverse potentialities for development, and in the event of expanding transnational interactions, they will enjoy a variety of functional economics.