قراءة في العلاقة بين المعاهدات الدولية والقانون الوطني

Abstract EN

Today, it is no longer possible for the state to live in isolation from its counterparts, given the interests imposed on it.

this reflects its keenness to establish relationships through which agreements and treaties are concluded with other countries that help it manage its affairs.

this increases the state's susceptibility to external influences and complicates the relationship between national laws and treaties, which often serve as additional legislation, placing the state under a legal obligation that prevents it from relying on its own laws and disengaging from its obligations to the international community.

in this context, the constitutional founder is working to find ways to enforce treaties or agreements in the legal system that occupies a position below the constitution and above the laws, while ensuring parliamentary and constitutional control afterwards, without recognizing prior control.