Iran's Economy or Politics: Which Leads
The article focuses on the complex relationship between politics and the economy in Iran, where politics has long influenced the course of the Iranian economy. This has been especially evident through political decisions aimed at expanding regional influence and strengthening military and security capabilities. Despite economic pressures resulting from international sanctions and falling oil prices, political decision-making has remained dominant over the economy, particularly in the oil sector and international relations. However, recent indicators show that the economy is beginning to assert itself among decision-makers, especially due to living challenges and rising domestic costs, which has led Iran to pay greater attention to economic issues—particularly in the context of increasing international competition. The ongoing question remains: to what extent can Iran balance politics and economics in the future? Will the core issue continue to revolve around political interests, or will there be a development that allows for a convergence between the two?
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