Greg Stanton, an analyst of Eurasian affairs and a university professor, stated in a deep analysis regarding Iran's current status in the international arena that the performance and type of engagement of each country on the global stage changes its weight and influence in international organizations like BRICS. He pointed out that the two wars imposed on Iran, on one hand, due to the country's proud emergence, increases Iran's role in BRICS, and on the other hand, due to the anti-hegemonic nature of the members of this organization, acts as a catalyst for achieving BRICS's goals.
The Impact of Wars on Iran's Position in BRICS
Stanton, referring to Iran's recent challenges, emphasized that victories in these wars have not only strengthened Iran's dignity and status in the international community but also allow our country to emerge as an effective player in BRICS. He clarified that countries committed to anti-hegemonic and developmental goals in BRICS benefit from Iran's performance in this regard. These countries seek a multipolar system where great powers cannot continue their dominance.
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The Future of BRICS and Iran's Role
The university professor, examining the future of BRICS and Iran's position within it, stated that although there are numerous challenges, Iran's recent successes can serve as a lesson and example for other BRICS members. These victories could lead to greater convergence among the members of this organization and ultimately help strengthen their common positions against major international powers.
According to Stanton, with these successes, Iran can act as a new model for other countries in BRICS that seek independence from global hegemonies. This not only benefits Iran but also all BRICS members and can contribute to the development of a new global order.
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