The Barelvi movement is one of the most important moderate and approximate movements active in South Asia and other regions of the Islamic world, which has attracted a significant population of Muslims. As an ideological and religious actor, this movement has been able to be effective in producing approximate thought between Shiites and Sunnis in many regions and in the growth and expansion of Sufi culture, and has developed the space for religious interactions with the least sensitivity in the regions. Accordingly, in this article, by recognizing the capacities, possibilities, and strengths of the current movement, some of the potential strategic levels of intercultural interactions of the cultural diplomacy apparatus with the Barelvi movement are discussed. In this research, the meta-swat model is used. The capacities are precisely identified and areas of interaction are suggested. The data collection model is based on library studies and also holding an elite panel to explain the strategic levels of this movement. The method of this research is descriptive and analytical, and the results of this research show that there are important untapped capacities in the direction of intercultural interactions between Iran and the Barilvi movement in the form of public and cultural diplomacy. The purpose of compiling this article is, in the first step, to develop and increase up-to-date knowledge and awareness on the subject of the current and also practical capabilities in the form of presenting operational and exploitable strategies and solutions.