نوع مقاله : مقاله پژوهشی
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نویسندگان English
One of the sensitive and important areas of transition and transformation in the global geometry of power is the category of transit corridors, which has a direct impact on national power. The Arab-Mediterranean Corridor project has clear and distinct strengths. The most important strength of this corridor is the relative overlap of geopolitical and economic interests of the actors involved in it. India, the Gulf Cooperation Council, the Zionist regime, the United States, and the European Union are increasingly aligned geopolitically. These actors are also trying to strengthen their alignment in the economic sphere. Of course, the Gulf Cooperation Council is simultaneously trying to develop its relations with China, but the position of the United States and Europe in the foreign policy of the members of this organization is still clearly stronger than that of China. However, the Islamic Republic of Iran must focus its strategic plan on transit axes in order to develop and strengthen its transit position and weaken the sanctions structure. One of these axes could be the creation of a Persian Gulf-Mediterranean transit corridor and the integration of the transportation network of Iran, Iraq, Syria, and the countries bordering the Persian Gulf. A corridor that can lead to the strengthening of the national economy, regional convergence, the rearrangement of Iran's territories and geopolitical relations, and Iran's optimal integration into the international system. Now the main question is what is the constructive role of the Chabahar Port project in line with the policies of the Iranian Republic in the region and the world? In short, Iranian ports, including the geostrategic Chabahar Port, play a vital connecting role in the mapping of international corridors of the North and South and East-West, and if these mental maps pass through a layer of territorial imagination and reach material articulations on the ground, the economic development of this region is also inevitable. It should be noted that the method of collecting information is library-based and it has been carried out using primary and secondary sources, including documents, books, articles, and reputable websites.
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