What's new

Can Iran be rank 1 in middle east by 2025 ?

The SiLent crY

SENIOR MEMBER
Joined
Nov 29, 2012
Messages
3,530
Reaction score
3
Country
Iran, Islamic Republic Of
Location
Iran, Islamic Republic Of
There is a 20 year vision plan in Iran that started at 2005 and it's goal is making Iran a developed country and reaches rank 1 in every fields in Middle East by 2025 .

Now lets take a look on vision .

What would be Iran after 20 Years?


- The first country in the region at economic, scientific and technology levels

- line of thinking, i.e. the prioritization of becoming an “economic and technological power” over other policy areas, is very evident in Iran’s 20-Year Perspective Document which has produced the first ever official long-term macro strategy of the Islamic Republic.


Desired Iranian Society

It describes the “desired Iranian society” for the year 2025 as follows :

- Secure, independent and powerful
- Progressive
- Knowledge-based
- Economic growth based on a large portion of social capital
- Growth of social capital through education
- Society capable of steady economic capacity building

Economic and Technological Power :

- The aim to become an “economic and technological power” is at the heart of Iran’s new understanding of Iran’s foreign and security relations.

- In other words, a consolidation of Iran’s economic significance, especially on a regional and international scale, would improve Iran’s foreign relations and national security standing.

3 Scenarios for Iran’s Future :

- Expansionism,
- Isolationism,
- Pro Development

The 20-Year Perspective calls for Iran to become an “economic and technological power”, underscores the Islamic Republic’s desire to give economic development priority over other policy areas.

I. R. Iran’s Goals :

While the interrelation between economic power and foreign interaction is disputed by some analysts and intellectuals, there are good reasons to believe that the Islamic Republic of Iran is pursuing an agenda of economic growth and technological advancement in order to achieve one or more of the following goals :

- Increase the system's legitimacy among the Iranian society through improved economic conditions and higher efficiency;
- Consolidate Iran’s regional and international position by projecting a greater significance both as an engine of regional economic stability, and also as one of the key suppliers of energy in a tense global energy market;
- Secure the international respect that has been missing in Iran’s international relations.

Five-Year Plans Foci :

While the document outlines the various policies in the fields of culture, socio-political developments, foreign policy, defense, economy and environment, it also determines the foci of the five-year plans that will be drafted in the 20-year period.


Orientations of the four upcoming five-year plans :

Realization of fast-pace and sustainable growth;

- Generation of sustainable employment opportunities and reduction of unemployment figures;
- Creation of a competitive market environment and facilitation of Iran’s competitiveness on an international scale;
- Promotion of efficiency growth, especially the efficiency of Total Factor Production (energy, capital, human resources, water etc.)
- Proactive interaction with the rest of the world in all fields and mutual interrelationship between the global economy and the Iranian economy;
- Promotion of entrepreneurship as well as innovative initiatives and technological and research capacity building;
- Provision of food security through self-sufficiency in agricultural production;
- Development of a diverse, knowledge-based economy driven by human capital and modern technologies;
- Active presence in regional and international markets and participation in the international division of labor;
- Generation of incentives for non-oil exports and promotion of all products that are internationally competitive;
- Creation of a market environment that attracts the domestic and international business community as well as entrepreneurs focusing on security, sustainability and respect for material and intellectual property rights;
- Focus on Iran’s competitive and comparative advantages and the creation of new advantages;
- Containment of inflation and promotion of growing purchasing power for the lower and medium income classes;
- Promotion of the role of the cooperative sector through facilitation of this sector’s access to market intelligence, technology and facilitation of greater interaction between various cooperatives;
- Promotion of the role of the private and cooperative sectors in all economic activities by limiting the government role to presence in the key sectors mentioned in Article 44 of the Constitution and by making the regulatory role of the government as efficient as possible.



Iran’s Foreign policy Preferences :


The Constitution of the Islamic Republic makes clear Iran’s preferences in foreign policy.
Four groups of countries are ranked in preference:


(1) Iran’s neighbors;

(2) Muslim countries;

(3) Third World countries;

(4) countries that furnish political, economic, social and/or military needs of Iran.

Iran’s New Foreign policy during Vision Document’s Era :


- Provincial: Russia, Afghanistan, Iraq,
- Bilateral: Japan, Egypt, Brazil
- Multilateral: India and Turkmenistan
- Regional: GCC, ECO, CASCO,
- International: USA, Russia, EU
- Relations with International Agencies: UN, IAEA, UNESCO,

Iran’s Membership in Regional/International Organizations :


- United Nations and its institutions
- ECO (Economic Cooperation Organization)
- OPEC (Organization for Petroleum Exporting Countries)
- ICO (Islamic Conference Organization)
- North-South Corridor
- D8 (Islamic Developed Countries)
- Non-Aligned Movement

Conclusions:

Iran’s Foreign policy is facing serious challenges during Iran’s 20-Year Perspective.
Most of challenges are related to Iranian borders with its neighbors.
Energy demand and supply equilibrium has dramatic impacts on Iran.
United States different approaches to Iran will change Iran’s destiny.
Looking to East is one option for Iran


Based on Iran’s 20-Year Perspective Document

I just want people to post their opinions about the vision and it's possibility to success .

I don't know another language to beg people not to insult each other or troll in this thread . hope they don't do it here .
 
. .
As much as I hate to admit it, you are already an important nation in the region (4000 years will do that).If only you could use it for good...instead of this misguided attempt to be the "US" of the region.
 
. .
If you don't count Turkey as a Middle Eastern country, then sure it can.

Iran will dwarf Turkey in science and technology by 2025. even in 2012 we have overtaken Turkey in scientific articles numbers.
we have scientists working for top places such as NASA as so on. Once we get a new regime, those Persian scientists will return to their motherland and we'll see how you will compare to Iran then.
we Already have a better HDI than Turkey too.
LMAO, if we were not under sanctions we would dwarf Turkey in economy too.

Turkey cannot grow without energy such as crude oil and gas, you lack those resources whilst Iran numbers 1 in the world in hydrocarbon reserves, so whilst we have the mean to continue to fuel our growth, how do you plan to do that?

Iran's current revenues come from oil whilst your comes from things like tourism etc.
 
.
Iran will dwarf Turkey in science and technology by 2025. even in 2012 we have overtaken Turkey in scientific articles numbers.
we have scientists working for top places such as NASA as so on. Once we get a new regime, those Persian scientists will return to their motherland and we'll see how you will compare to Iran then.
we Already have a better HDI than Turkey too.
LMAO, if we were not under sanctions we would dwarf Turkey in economy too.

My favorite argument :D

Turkey cannot grow without energy such as crude oil and gas, you lack those resources whilst Iran numbers 1 in the world in hydrocarbon reserves, so whilst we have the mean to continue to fuel our growth, how do you plan to do that?

Unlike Iran, Turkey did grow without having any oil reserves. Again, unlike Iran, Turkey's economy is not dependent on oil. Sorry to burst your bubble but you have much bigger problems like freedom, before surpassing Turkey.

Iran's current revenues come from oil whilst your comes from things like tourism etc.

Attracting tourists is an achivement while selling oil is not.
 
. .
As much as I hate to admit it, you are already an important nation in the region (4000 years will do that).If only you could use it for good...instead of this misguided attempt to be the "US" of the region.

No one wants to be U.S of region,but we do want U.S military presence out of region,the same way you don't want us in Latin America.


If you don't count Turkey as a Middle Eastern country, then sure it can.
Without these sanctions and with a proper and extensive management and plan,and considering Iran's super huge natural resources,being amongst top 10 tourisic country in the world and being able to attract millions of them, not only Turkey is an easy target,but Iran can be easily among top 10 nations.
But all of these depends on that big 'if'.
 
. .
Iran will dwarf Turkey in science and technology by 2025. even in 2012 we have overtaken Turkey in scientific articles numbers.
we have scientists working for top places such as NASA as so on. Once we get a new regime, those Persian scientists will return to their motherland and we'll see how you will compare to Iran then.
we Already have a better HDI than Turkey too.
LMAO, if we were not under sanctions we would dwarf Turkey in economy too.

Turkey cannot grow without energy such as crude oil and gas, you lack those resources whilst Iran numbers 1 in the world in hydrocarbon reserves, so whilst we have the mean to continue to fuel our growth, how do you plan to do that?
Sanctions are not our fault but yours. And if a country couldn't grow without natural resources, how the hell SK grew rapidly?

New Business Models: Value-Added Manufacturing

Turkey is aiming to become a value-added manufacturer in the automotive and defence industries, where traditionally it was involved only in assembly line manufacturing. Following this ambition, Turkey announced its Turkish-made car project and several incentives & regulations to carry out production domestically in the defence sector. The Turkish automotive supplier industry can now facilitate 90% of the car's production domestically. The objective is to produce 200,000 vehicles under a Turkish brand in the first four years with an investment of $4.5 billion. In the defence industry, Turkey has already made waves in its initiative with 52% of the production carried out domestically in 2011, exceeding its 50% goal for the year. The aim for 2020 is to have above 60% of the production to be carried out locally.
Turkey’s Beko claims UK market top spot - FT.com
Turkey is busy with establishing export-based economy. I can found tonnes of this kind of news, what about Iran? Did mighty Iranian defence industry export something? Did Iranian companies are competitive enough to deal with their Turkish counterparts. I'm sure that only Vestel is selling its products to more countries than all of the Iranian companies combined.


If Iran will grow, so will Turkey.

Economic Growth Accelerated: GDP to Triple between 2010 and 2025

As one of the fastest growing economies in the world, Turkey will experience a three-fold jump in GDP from $0.74 trillion in 2010 to $2.14 trillion in 2025. Per capita GDP will also double (in dollar terms) to $25,000 during the same period. The steadfast economic growth shown by Turkey has made it an attractive investment hotspot. Major global companies like G.E., Coca Cola, and Microsoft have already made Turkey their regional head-quarters for their operations in the Middle East. At this rate, Turkey is positioned well to enter the coveted G10 list from its current 16th position in G20.
Working Age Population: Highest Percentage in Turkey's History

Between 2020 and 2030, the working age population (15-64 years) will account for 68.5% of Turkey's population, the highest percentage recorded so far in Turkey's history. Generation Y population (age group 15-34) will account for about 25% of the total population by 2025. These young and dynamic segments will emerge as key customers for mobility and new social products in the future.
In the next upcoming years, quarter of Turkish population will be teenagers. Young population also comes with a baby boom. So, Turkey won't affect from its economic boom and worker fees will remain relatively low. This will make Turkey as one of the top foreign investment hub in the Europe and in Middle East.

Turkish population will probably pass Russia and Germany, in economic wise we will be also the biggest in Europe. Statistics are clear.
Evolving Mega Trends To Transform Turkey into a Developed Economy
 
. .
My favorite argument :D



Unlike Iran, Turkey did grow without having any oil reserves. Again, unlike Iran, Turkey's economy is not dependent on oil. Sorry to burst your bubble but you have much bigger problems like freedom, before surpassing Turkey.



Attracting tourists is an achivement while selling oil is not.

Turkey grew for a while, we'll see how long your growth will continue for :D
You have already started to slow down.

Dude it seems you have nothing more to say than to make a fool out of yourself. the reason tourism in Iran is small is not because Iran lacks beauty, Iran has many beautiful sites. the word paradise came from Persia. but because of propaganda against Iran people do not visit us a lot.

Selling oil and gas is much more difficult than getting revenues from tourism. we have to get our oil and gas our of the ground and for that we need billion of dollars of investment whilst all you have to do is sit back and let people come pay you to visit your lands you live in .
 
.
Mehmet, Turkey's economy is quite overheated. The real growth rate of Turkey's GDP is much lower than the official number, particular because of inflation. So, for example, in 2011, if you look at the official growth rate and the official rate of inflation Turkey actually suffered overall economic contraction of about 1% while this year real growth has only been about .7%. That means that Turkey's economy, in real dollars, is growing slower than Japan's.

Read this analyze:

http://www.meforum.org/3134/turkey-economic-miracle

The economic growth is also lower than Turkey's growth in population.
 
.
Turkey grew for a while, we'll see how long your growth will continue for :D
You're already started to slow down.

Dude it seems you have nothing more to say than to make a fool out of yourself. the reason tourism in Iran is small is not because Iran lacks beauty, Iran has many beautiful sites. but because of propaganda against Iran people do not visit us a lot.

Selling oil and gas is much more difficult than getting revenues from tourism. we have to get our oil and gas our of the ground and for that we need billion of dollars of investment whilst all you have to do is sit back and let people come pay you to visit your lands you live in .

Again, whatever floats your boat mate.

You are creating excuses in order to ease the pain of your country's failure... Yet, you are coming here and talking about surprasing Turkey with 'ifs' and lies...

Iran will continue to remain as a theocratic totalitarian police state, what you need is a bloody revolution which is going to be a destructive one. Until then, i recommend you to compare yourself with other states of Middle East :)
 
.
Also, Mehmet, we can't export military equipment because of sanctions. Our automobile, which is the largest of all Middle Eastern countries, even larger than Turkey, has been hurt by the sanctions too.
 
.
Back
Top Bottom