The establish of a national reference authority for the protection of intellectual property rights in the realization of a resilient economy

Protection of intellectual property rights in terms of joining international treaties can have limitations in short term for member states, especially in economic interest, but will in the long run be beneficial to these countries. Experience gained from accession of developing countries to international intellectual property rights treaties as well as membership of World Trade Organization shows that benefits derived from this are far greater than basic constraints and constraints of accession and membership. On other hand, our country has faced economic challenges due to hostile policies of US colonial governments over past decades, and these powers have, in addition to creating barriers to membership in World Trade Organization, have imposed cruel sanctions on our country. In order to get out of this hostile situation and rely on its capabilities, and in course of policy-based changes in single-oil economy based on oil, Supreme Leader in recent years has put forward a new perspective on issue of resilient economy. In implementing this policy, the elements of governance, especially state They have taken action on their agenda. This paper examines role of the formation of a national reference to intellectual property rights in realization of a resilient economy through an analytical-descriptive approach.