Development programs require specialized studies which covers all aspects of lifein order to avoid gaps in development programs studies which they can create trouble in the functioning system of these programs. Therefore, studying issues related to development in political science, laws, treaties, constitutions and international conventions would cover very important aspects of building up development foundations away from the causes of failure, which might result from some international laws, regulations or conventions.
Objectives:
objectives of the conference are as follows:
1. To support and encourage studies of political and legal affairs as well as international conventions and treaties on development issues.
2. To find out solutions and scientific remedies for the obstacles of development caused by some constitutions, laws and treaties.
3. To enhance the role of international and local laws ®ulations in promoting development.
4. To establishing a good database to avoid developing governmentallaws and regulations which hamper the efforts and programs of inclusive development.
5. To spread the culture of development among the legal and constitutional scholars as well as writers and thinkers concerned with the themes of the conference
Themes:
1. The role of policies, constitutions, laws, conventions and international treaties in the strengthening and weakening of development programs.
2. Means, mechanisms and formulas fordesigning scientific rules to avoid the adoption of laws and conventions that are harmful to development programs.
3. Scientific proposals to address the problems of conflict between the objectives of development &government policies, laws and regulations.
4. Laws and regulations in support of development programs.
5. Studying the educational curricula which supportdevelopment programs.
6. To have a vision on the future of development programs in light of the existing policies and laws in our modern world.
7. Ways of promoting the culture of development among politicians and experts of the constitutions and laws.
8. Addressing the motives of the increase and decrease ingovernment support of development programs.
