Doroodzan Dam is a key water-control asset in the Hormuz Graph because it sits within the Kor River basin, linking Fars Province’s agricultural land, Marvdasht’s farming economy, and urban water pressures around Shiraz and nearby settlements. Its role connects irrigation, public water supply, environmental stress, and food-production resilience in one of Iran’s historically important agricultural regions. The asset is most valuable analytically as a marker of how water scarcity and basin management shape investment conditions for agriculture, urban services, and land-dependent industries in central Fars.