Editorial:The Catastrophic impact of Conflict of interest on the suffering people of Abadan

the Research Center on the Iranian Law and CanonAlthough there are many examples in different countries regarding the collapse of high-rise buildings due to "structural failure", but the difference between them and the collapse of the Abadan Metropole building is due to a lack of coherent laws in the field of "conflict of interest management".In this research, the authors, with hearts full of sorrow, beg forgiveness from our fellow compatriots in Abadan and have tried, while identifying and describing three known types of conflict of interest that have existed in the processes involved in the implementation of this project, to present a report on the lengthy process and measures taken by the Eleventh to Thirteenth Governments and the procrastination and inability in the three parliamentary terms (ninth, tenth and eleventh) to pass a plan or bill addressing conflict management.It is finally concluded that until the governance and management structure of the country is not amended by means of codification of effective laws concerning conflict of interest, there is a possibility of recurrence of similar incidents. The focus on such measures as punishing the culprits and even providing compensation to the injured persons and the like is entirely an attempt to deal with symptoms are considered as the use of painkiller instead of structural therapies.