Rural entrepreneurship studies show that the success and development of rural entrepreneurship is mainly influenced by various key drivers. It is necessary to identify them in the future with a forward-looking approach from the point of view of exploiting the opportunities. Because their identification shows the sustainable future prospects of rural entrepreneurship in reducing poverty in rural areas. Considering the importance of this issue, the current research analyzed the key drivers of individual and local success and development in rural adopting a future research approach in 1403. The current research is applied in terms of purpose and mixed method (quantitative and qualitative). The statistical population of this research consists of experts in rural entrepreneurship issues and managers of rural businesses in Zahedan city.A total of 30 experts were selected through non-probability sampling method using purposive sampling and achieving theoretical saturation. To collect data and information a mutual effects questionnaire and structured interviews were used in alignment with the research models and objectives. Structural model and MICMAC software were used to analyze data and information. The results of the research showed that family wealth (i.e. distribution of assets to children; inheritance) with a net effect value (18+), personal investment in entrepreneurship with a net effect value (18+), the role of rural culture in starting and running a business and work (11+), receiving financial aid through loans (5+), individual ability and motivation in starting a business (4+), using the values of rural culture for entrepreneurship (4+), having start-up skills Entrepreneurship (3+) and education about starting and managing businesses with a net impact value (3+) are the most important individual and local key drivers of the success and efficiency of rural entrepreneurship in the rural areas of Zahedan. This study suggests that a supportive environment be created in the villages of the study area to facilitate access for rural entrepreneurs. For example, by creating a specialized fund for rural entrepreneurs, their financial problems and challenges can be partially resolved.