Nourabad of Fars, like other geographical spaces, has been affected by geopolitical trends. This trend has affected it both on a neighboring and extraterritorial scale. In the meantime, the active actor of Iran could have greatly influenced this trend and emerged as a global player at least up to the border of the Arab countries of the Persian Gulf, and at most, as a global player. In general, these trends have affected the country of Iran and also on an internal scale, Nourabad of Fars, and suddenly, its elite human resources realized that they were not fluent in the first language of the world and were isolated and far from the global network. Along with the effective geopolitical trends, climate change and drought made this human (Iranian and Nourabad of Fars) vulnerable and made the conditions difficult and challenging for them. Geopolitical trends are those forces that are created by actors and affect national and intra-national spaces. Sometimes geopolitical trends cause development, in which case countries are guided by measured governance in the direction of the trends and are absorbed in them, but most often they cause underdevelopment because governance is against the trends or is in conflict with them. Therefore, it can be said that in parallel with inward-oriented statecraft, geopolitical trends have caused Iran's territorial isolation and backwardness from the communication network and integrated geographical scope.