Today, cities, in addition to the complexities and challenges associated with the increasing population and their development in terms of development facilities and resources, are also facing numerous security and safety challenges in their various fields in order to face human and natural damages, risks, and crises. In this regard, resilience is a new approach that has been proposed in order to maintain and maintain stability and improve the capacity to bear resources and development indicators in cities against risks, damages, and hazards. In the present study, with an applied-developmental purpose and with a descriptive-analytical methodology, an attempt has been made to analyze economic, social, and environmental crises in the level of resilience of the city of Al-Shatar. The documentary-library method was used to collect descriptive data, and the survey method and questionnaire tool were used to collect analytical data. The sample population of the study consisted of 15 executive experts and 15 university professors who were questioned and answered using a simple random sampling method. Micmac and Morphol software were used to analyze the research data. The results showed that the futures approach, as a valuable tool, can help to better predict and manage potential threats and develop effective strategies. Finally, by adopting strategies based on research and foresight, conditions can be created for the economy to be more resilient and sustainable in the face of challenges and crises.