Iran is today the most stable country in the Middle East. The west particularly the US, have realized Iran’s importance in ensuring security and stability in the region
Azadi Tower, Tehran City
By Feridoun Fathi
An India analyst of the international affairs believes that lifting of the Western sanctions on Iran will pave the way for the Islamic Republic to become the most dominant power in the Middle East.
In an exclusive interview, the editor of the diplomatic desk of the Sahara Media Group Arti Bali said, “Under the long severe economic sanctions, Iran performed well in managing its affairs and lifting of the sanctions will pave the way for Iran to emerge as the most dominant political and military power in the Middle East.”
Arti Bali, Editor, Diplomatic Desk, Sahara Media Group
Terming Iran as the most stable country in the Middle East, she said, “At the present, Iran is the most stable country in the Middle East and the West, particularly the US, has realized that ensuring security and stability in the region without Iran’s active role is impossible.”
“Lifting of the sanctions on Iran is, in fact, part of the West’s efforts to secure Iran’s help in establishing peace and stability in the Middle East.” The seasoned analyst of the world affairs added.
“Most of the countries in the Middle East from Saudi Arabia 
and Yemen to Syria, Iraq and even Turkey are facing uncertainty and Iran is the only stable country which can play a constructive role in securing security in the region.” Arti Bali said.
“And this forced the US and other Western nations to lift the sanctions on Iran just to improve their ties with Tehran.” She added.
Terming the lifting of the sanctions on Iran as good news for India, she said, “The Western sanctions on Iran had prevented New Delhi from doing full flagged business with Tehran. Now that the sanctions have been lifted, the economic and political cooperation between Iran and India will pick up very fast.”
Terming Iran’s cooperation in Afghanistan as crucial for India, Arti Bali said, “The relations and cooperation between Iran and India go far beyond the economic and trade considerations as Iran is the most trusted and most important ally of India to safeguard its interests in Afghanistan as Iran enjoys a considerable amount of the cultural, political and economic influence in Afghanistan.”
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Wagah Border between India and Pakistan
China and Russia share common border with as many as 14 countries. China: Afghanistan (76 km); Bhutan (470 km); India (3,380 km); Kazakhstan (1,533 km); North Korea (1,416 km); Kyrgyzstan (858 km); Laos (423 km); Mongolia (4,673 km); Myanmar (2,185 km); Nepal (1,236 km); Pakistan (523 km); Russia (3,645 km); Tajikistan (414 km); and Vietnam (1,281 km).
Russia: Azerbaijan (284 km); Belarus (959 km); China (3,645 km); Estonia (294 km); Finland (1,313 km); Georgia (723 km); Kazakhstan (6,846 km); North Korea (19 km); Latvia (217 km); Lithuania (227 km); Mongolia (3,441 km); Norway (167 km); Poland (206 km); and Ukraine (1,576 km).
Next, Brazil shares borders with ten countries while Sudan and Democratic Republic of Congo have nine.
On the other hand Sri Lanka shares only has maritime borders with the Maldives and India while Denmark has borders with Sweden and Norway by sea; Canada has sea boundaries with Denmark and France
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