Intelligent management of tensions can significantly change the future of Iran-UAE relations. In this context, one of the faculty members of the International Relations Department at Ferdowsi University pointed to the escalation of tensions between the two countries after the Ramadan War and emphasized the importance of focusing on bilateral relations, especially in the economic sphere.
Recent Tensions and the Necessity of Economic Diplomacy
The political-security tensions that arose after the Ramadan War have affected Iran-UAE relations. This faculty member noted that if the two countries focus on economic issues, they can manage many of the existing tensions, stating: "Economic issues have fewer political overtones and can serve as a bridge between the two countries."
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Suggestions for Improving Relations
This expert further emphasized the need to strive for positive diplomacy. In his opinion, if Iran and the UAE can reach a common economic agreement, this agreement could serve as a foundation for reducing political tensions. He also pointed to the importance of regional and international cooperation, stating: "Only through cooperation with each other can stability and security in the region be achieved."
This faculty member, highlighting the positive aspects of economic relations between Iran and the UAE, noted that the two countries can assist each other economically and, by creating suitable frameworks, not only reduce tensions but also contribute to sustainable development in the region.
Existing Challenges and Solutions
Despite the existing challenges, this expert believes that the political will of both countries can play a significant role in improving relations. He said: "If the two countries have a mutual understanding of their interests, they can easily overcome challenges and move towards a positive future." In this regard, precise planning and intelligent management can serve as key tools in improving relations between the two countries.
Ultimately, this faculty member emphasized that economic diplomacy can not only help reduce tensions but can also be proposed as a long-term strategy in the international relations of Iran and the UAE. Thus, the future of the two countries' relations hinges on intelligent management and sustainable cooperation.
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