تداول الكائنات المعدلة وراثيا في ضوء قواعد التجارة الدولية

Abstract EN

Biotechnology has great potential for human well-being, genetically modified organisms (GMOS) and their products are the main applications of this technology, which is a slogan against world hunger and the eradication of chronic diseases, if developed and used in accordance with safety measures appropriate to the environment and human health, but this technology has been monopolized by developed countries and their companies that have acquired intellectual property rights over these products through the international trade system, this leads to a threat to biodiversity from the replacement of indigenous plants by genetically modified plants.