The legal effects of Iran joining the World Trade Organization with an emphasis on the TRIMs agreement

A commercial investment agreement is a provision that restricts government clashes with the performance of foreign companies operating in their country. These terms are the terms of the investment that applies to multinational companies active in foreign direct investment and manufacturing activities in the host country. It is referred to as a business, in which the above conditions affect commercial flows in one or more ways through the three main ones. Iran's accession to the World Trade Organization and its multilateral agreements, relying on the Trimes, could be contradictory with the aim of resisting the economy, and certainly in addition to the conflicts in this area, there are also political, social and cultural dimensions. By studying the TARMS and other WTO agreements, it can be seen that restrictions on the obstruction of the economic objectives of the one hand, and the lack of restrictions on investment in the country by the so-called multinational corporations, have been examined before The annexation provides a detailed roadmap for minimizing the limitations of the Treasures and other agreements, neglecting progressive issues and precisionless pathology and reforming economic structures will definitely make the accession process vulnerable to the country. In this process, the TIMES itself is also an issue where annexation can keep the country away from its goal.