List of Articles reza shokri

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  1 - The dispute settlement mechanism between member countries of the Shanghai Organization
  reza shokri golnaz amjadi ali ilkhani
  The Shanghai Pact is one of the most important security-economic blocs in the Asia-Pacific region and one of the few successful international organizations among Asian countries. A significant part of this success can be attributed to the benefit of the mentioned organi More

  The Shanghai Pact is one of the most important security-economic blocs in the Asia-Pacific region and one of the few successful international organizations among Asian countries. A significant part of this success can be attributed to the benefit of the mentioned organization from the integrated infrastructures that its members designed and implemented step by step since its establishment. This research, using the analytical and explanatory method as much as possible, tries to provide an accurate and scientific answer to the question raised in line with the goals of the organization. Dealing with this issue requires the analytical method of documents and library data and among the factors affecting the countries that are members of the Shanghai Treaty. One of the fundamental elements of the structure of the Shanghai Treaty is the multi-part dispute resolution system in which the present article will examine the scope of the competent authority's actions in the proceedings in each of the disputes. The present article is based on the fact that the description and recognition of this part of the Shanghai legal system can be effective in implementing its dispute resolution models in other international organizations among developing countries; Organizations whose lack of proper infrastructure has made their efficient operation face many obstacles. Manuscript profile
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  2 - China's energy strategy (with emphasis on the war in Ukraine and the agreement between Iran and Saudi Arabi
  reza shokri golnaz amjadi jalal mirzaii
  نتیجه ترجمه Energy diplomacy is carrying out diplomatic missions in line with major development goals with the aim of improving the country's political and economic position and attracting international and regional investments and cooperation in the energy sector. T More

  نتیجه ترجمه Energy diplomacy is carrying out diplomatic missions in line with major development goals with the aim of improving the country's political and economic position and attracting international and regional investments and cooperation in the energy sector. Today, by benefiting from energy diplomacy, countries are trying to ensure their interests and energy security in this field as much as possible without using force. China, as the largest major energy consumer in the world, using the tool of energy diplomacy in the Middle East; Central Asia, Africa and Latin America have raised their major concerns about energy security. Energy diplomacy has become China's effective tool in determining the new global order, and this country has tried to adjust its foreign policy direction based on economic interests. China's energy diplomacy has been rapidly changing and expanding over the past two decades, and new geopolitical developments and the establishment of international regimes have strengthened this country's energy diplomacy. The main goal of this research is to examine China's strategy in the field of energy with an emphasis on the Ukraine war and the agreement between Iran and Saudi Arabia. This research with descriptive and analytical methods and library studies is an answer to the question of how the new global international developments are in line with the energy diplomacy goals of this country. China has strengthened its political legitimacy and economy by creating new investment opportunities, increasing connections with the global community and oil-rich countries, energy exports and imports. The consequences of these wars will be creating insecurity in the field of energy supply and increasing the price of energy carriers. Manuscript profile