Science and Research Branch, Islamic Azad University Tehran
10.22034/gahr.2025.530466.2513
Abstract
The aim of this study is to examine Iran's Geo-economic capacities in terms of establishing overseas bases in certain ports within Indian Ocean region.. Accordingly, this research seeks to answer the question of whether it is possible for Iran to establish overseas bases using geo-economic tools, and to what extent such a strategy could impact Iran’s security and economic interests. Using a descriptive analytical method, the study first evaluates Iran’s unique advantages in this domain, several ports in the Indian ocean region are analyze for their potential to host Iranian overseas bases. The findings indicate that by establishing overseas findings and connecting the ports of Indian Ocean countries with its own. Iran can reduce transit costs and overcome obstacles found in land corridors. This approach could enable Iran to establish a strong position in the emerging geo-economic order, thereby enhancing strategic security and expanding national and regional economic - commercial interests.
verij kazemi,M. (2025). Examining the plan to Establishing Iran’s Overseas bases According to Geo-economic tools. (e224086). Geography and Human Relationships, (), e224086 doi: 10.22034/gahr.2025.530466.2513
MLA
verij kazemi,M. . "Examining the plan to Establishing Iran’s Overseas bases According to Geo-economic tools" .e224086 , Geography and Human Relationships, , , 2025, e224086. doi: 10.22034/gahr.2025.530466.2513
HARVARD
verij kazemi M. (2025). 'Examining the plan to Establishing Iran’s Overseas bases According to Geo-economic tools', Geography and Human Relationships, (), e224086. doi: 10.22034/gahr.2025.530466.2513
CHICAGO
M. verij kazemi, "Examining the plan to Establishing Iran’s Overseas bases According to Geo-economic tools," Geography and Human Relationships, (2025): e224086, doi: 10.22034/gahr.2025.530466.2513
VANCOUVER
verij kazemi M. Examining the plan to Establishing Iran’s Overseas bases According to Geo-economic tools. Geography and Human Relationships, 2025; (): e224086. doi: 10.22034/gahr.2025.530466.2513