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International institutions, especially the United Nations, have determined several criteria and components to determine the development index of the countries of the world, and one of these main criteria for measuring and assessing the level of development of the countries of the world is the extent to which these countries master and use modern technologies.

This book was examined and studied

under the pretext of the availability of the book “Technology transfer contracts from the perspective of jurisprudence and law” authored by Hujjat Shafi’i at the library of the Research lnstitute of Contemporary Jurisprudence.

From the point of view of this book, international institutions, especially the United Nations, have determined several criteria and components to determine the development index of the countries of the world, and one of these main criteria for measuring and assessing the level of development of the countries of the world is the extent to which these countries master and use technologies. The use of information technology and modern technologies are considered as the main axes in world trade and having efficient and up-to-date technologies leads to economic development, social welfare and political stability, so countries that want development but lack many technologies, have only two ways to achieve this goal; First, they must start creating and inventing technological tools, which of course, by the time many of these technologies will be obsolete or lose their efficiency, and the second way is to interact with the technology owners and provide them with the services they need. .

In today’s era, due to the excessive human need for technology, the concern of global managers and entrepreneurs is the development of technology platforms to remove the existing limitations in this field. and technological services. There is no doubt that our country must also have a share of this profitable market.

A share for the benefit of the people from the prosperity and facilities brought about by technology and a share for the owners of ideas and capital who can present their goods and services in this field, for this reason, in order to obtain these benefits, we must help the owners of technology who came before us.

It is obvious that the interaction with the owners of technology must be such that the way of their dominance is closed and in other words a win-win deal is done; In such a way that the country that wants the technology takes advantage of its benefits and also secures the interests of the country that owns the technology within the framework of the contract. Of course, the way of domination by developed countries in this field will be blocked when, firstly, the technology transfer contract is concluded correctly and all aspects are observed, and secondly, the country importing the technology must localize it after exploiting it.

It is necessary to state that the development resulting from the transfer of technology is not possible only by taking possession of the formulas and information related to technology, but the process of transfer and overcoming the challenges and limitations in its path takes place due to the provision of several conditions and factors. And one of these special conditions is paying attention to the nature and content of technology transfer contracts, which must be more carefully regulated; Because if these contracts are arranged and concluded in such a way that all the desired goals and interests of the parties are realized and secured from the transfer of technology, as a result, it will lead to the development and progress of that country.

This book was published in 2023 by Boutia publishing house in Kerman, lran by Mr. Hujjat Shafi’i.

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