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The International Court of Justice (ICJ) has jurisdiction over all matters involving two parties bringing their case to the Court, as well as over specific cases anticipated by the United Nations Charter or current treaties and agreements. Essentially, advisory opinions are not binding on the international organs and institutions that request them on behalf of their respective governments. Nonetheless, the statutes of international organizations or conventions may stipulate that advisory opinions shall be binding. Section 2 of Article 94 of the UN Charter specifies judgments. Advisory opinions possess a binding character similar to treaties, statutes, and charter interpretations, achieved through adversarial proceedings, the role of requesting organs, or customary rules. However, rather than being two separate and independent entities, judgments and advisory opinions share many commonalities as well as differences. The present research draws on library and online materials, as well as documents from the International Court of Justice, to scrutinize the interactive function of judgments and advisory opinions of the ICJ and their role in the evolution of international law.

One of the emerging technologies that can be applied to address climate change is blockchain technology. International environmental law plays a crucial role in regulating and protecting water resources and combating climate change. These international laws and regulations include countries' obligations to reduce greenhouse gases, protect biodiversity, manage water and air resources, and more. Given these factors, the primary question of this thesis is how blockchain technology can enhance and strengthen international environmental rights in addressing climate change. This involves increasing transparency and trust in water resource management processes, reducing fraud and corruption, improving inter-country cooperation, and developing common standards and regulations in this field. The current research aims to answer the question of blockchain technology's position in international environmental law and its potential to contribute to climate change mitigation. To address this, we will first examine the concepts and evaluate blockchain's role in international environmental law, followed by an exploration of its most significant applications in the field of climate change.

Today, blockchain technology is referred to as a revolutionary technology that will have the potential to change many common affairs of current life; Some even consider the revolutionary nature of this technology to be equivalent to the emergence of the Internet in theth century. Intellectual property rights are a branch of law in which the rights and obligations of people who have an intellectual and non-financial property are specified. This research has tried to answer the question, what place does blockchain technology have in the international intellectual property law system? So far, there has not been an article that independently examines the central position of blockchain technology in the international intellectual property rights system.

This research was done using descriptive-analytical method.

One of the powerful applications of blockchain technology in solving real- world problems is the transformation in the management and protection of intellectual property rights. Blockchain technology, with its security and transparency features, can help improve the international intellectual property rights system and provide a proper balance between intellectual property rights and public rights.

Climate change is one of the greatest challenges of humanity. Human activities, notably fossil-fuel combustion, release greenhouse gases into the atmosphere, thus exacerbating climate change. The adverse effects of climate change are already affecting the world, and they may continue to have potentially harmful ramifications at the global level. Despite existing obligations, the efforts made by the world states to reduce greenhouse gas emissions have proven ineffective, leading to continued increases in emissions. In this light, the approach to legal obligations of states to mitigate environmental risks associated with the greenhouse gas emission must offer fresh perspectives on environmental harm while fostering the search for sustainable, ethical, and equitable alternatives. Following international treaties, international conventions addressing environmental concerns should enforce punitive measures against environmentally detrimental actions, often perpetrated under the government’s supervision or tacit approval, including those carried out by the private sector. Some governmental actions and the ensuing greenhouse gas emissions result in environmental pollution and global warming, ultimately leading to the total destruction of the Earth’s environment. It is thus necessary to devise an approach towards the obligations of states to control environmental risks associated with greenhouse gas emissions, which could hold the states accountable for any environmentally harmful measure. In this respect, the present study aimed to address the following research questions: What are the obligations of states to reduce greenhouse gas emissions in combating global climate change? And to what extent these obligations are legally binding? The study is based on the hypothesis that states, in combating climate change, are indeed burdened with specific obligations to decrease greenhouse gas emissions compared to past, and these obligations are typically of a soft nature.

The realm of international obligations concerning the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions has been the subject of valuable research. A number of Persian-language studies (e.g., Khadivi et al., 2019; Mashhadi & Rastegar, 2017; Pourhashemi et al. 2021) delved into the crisis of global climate change by focusing on the regulations and principles of international environmental law, as well as the future trajectory of international law in this regard, with an eye to the role of states. Moreover, several English-language articles (e.g., Ekardt et al., 2018; Hulme, 2009; Morine & Patino, 2010; Shahbazi & Pouya Berelian, 2020) examined the obligations of states to reduce greenhouse gas emissions in combatting global climate change, often analyzing international agreements and considering future developments in the field.

The present study used a descriptive–analytical method and a library research method to collect and analyze the data sourced from international documents, books, and related articles.

There is a significant likelihood that if actions against international environmental obligations of states are not addressed within a criminological framework, their activities and greenhouse gas emissions will result in environmental pollution and global warming, ultimately leading to the complete destruction of the Earth. The current study highlighted the significant role of the media in elucidating environmental crimes. If environmental destruction and greenhouse gas emissions are criminalized at the international level, states can be held accountable. Consequently, they may use the media to raise awareness of the issue in the national context, informing both the public and private sectors about crimes related to environmental pollution and greenhouse gas emissions by factories. Given that fulfilling the obligations of states necessitates criminalizing undue interference in climate change, it is necessary to consider criminal laws, in addition to states’ obligations, concerning potential non-compliance. Legal actions may encompass not only the issue of climate change itself but also the costs of combating climate change. Therefore, both financial and non-financial aspects must be included. States must take action in case of violations of the responsibility, aiming to compensate for harmful and destructive actions against the environment. Moreover, both public and private sectors should be subject to strict monitoring for environmentally detrimental behavior. In fact, if the governments are tasked with specific obligations to reduce greenhouse gas emissions in line with combatting global climate change, it will automatically lead to compliance on part of the private sector. Thus, there should be strict obligations for the world states, with current soft commitments changing into hard, enforceable ones.

Considering environmental meetings, conventions, and even the Paris Agreement, it seems that such agreements—notwithstanding their binding nature—may fail if member states face challenges such as economic problems. In such cases, the countries may continue to produce greenhouse gases in various ways. Even in the face of complaints by environmentalists, governments will justify their actions on the grounds of economic conditions, employment issues, or managerial considerations. Therefore, if anti-environmental actions—which often occur under the government supervision or with government support and knowledge—are not addressed within a criminological framework, they will likely result in environmental pollution and global warming, leading to the potential destruction of the Earth. This research highlighted the relation between the international environmental protection and the need for a new institutional order, which justifies creating an international court dedicated exclusively to environmental issues. Two significant international commitments in 2015 (i.e., the U.N. 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development and the 2016 Paris Agreement on Climate Change) underscore the need for specialized environmental courts. The international agreements and obligations, as well as the resulting environmental disputes, have highlighted the importance of having specialized courts to handle such cases. Even before the 2016 Paris Agreement, climate change had already led to numerous lawsuits and judicial decisions. There are two ways to establish an international environmental court: through an international treaty, either within or outside the U.N, or through a U.N. resolution. Moreover, the present study emphasized the crucial role of the media in raising awareness of environmental crimes. As a conclusion, it is necessary to monitor and control both the private and public sectors for environmentally harmful behaviors; however, government obligations to cut greenhouse gas emissions to combat climate change will also positively impact the private sector.

In recent decades, significant advancements in industry and technology have greatly influenced financial markets. However, criminal organizations exploit these developments to disrupt the stock market and undermine financial structures through fraudulent transactions. This expansion of illicit activities destabilizes the global economy, weakening international laws, regulations, and foreign investments. Given the complexity of financial crimes and the imperative to combat international and terrorist activities, it is crucial to examine the impact of money laundering on the global economy and the approaches of international financial institutions in preventing and confronting this issue. This descriptive-analytical study reveals that money laundering poses a fundamental challenge in the international economic arena. International institutions must oversee financial systems to safeguard the integrity and stability of global finance. This necessitates collaboration among these institutions and countries to combat money laundering effectively, including tracking illicit money flows, enhancing transparency in international banking systems, developing electronic infrastructures, integrating financial information systems, and improving global data.

The principle of state immunity and the protection of state assets under international law have undergone a progressive evolution over time. Rooted in customary international law, this principle finds support in general and special treaties, customary rules, and judicial practice. It establishes that all property, locations, possessions, and tangible and intangible assets belonging to a State located in another jurisdiction must be respected are to be accorded respect and safeguarded against any form of attack or interference by administrative or executive actions. However, exceptions to immunity have emerged in light of the evolving nature of international law. In this regard, the United States courts, invoking the Anti-Terrorism and Effective Death Penalty Act passed by Congress in 1996, have seized assets and properties belonging to the Iranian government, especially the bonds of Bank Markazi, on the grounds that Iran is considered a state sponsor of terrorism. Subsequently, Iran initiated legal proceedings against the United States before the International Court of Justice on June 14, 2016, alleging breaches of state immunity and the Treaty of Amity. The Court issued a jurisdictional ruling on February 13, 2019, and a substantive verdict on March 30, 2023. This research critically examines whether the Court considered (the assets of) the Central Bank of Iran as a sovereign and State entity entitled to immunity, or whether it construed the Bank as a corporate entity under the purview of the Treaty of Amity of 1955. Recruiting a descriptive-analytical approach to examine relevant treaties and court decisions, it concludes that, due to the sovereign nature of Bank Markazi of Iran, the seizure of assets belonging to this government institution falls outside the protective scope of the Treaty of Amity. Consequently, the Court possesses the authority to adjudicate on the issue of immunity concerning Bank Markazi. Notably, the Court's 2023 decision deviates from its previous 2019 decision, acknowledging the sovereign nature of Bank Markazi and the customary rule governing the dispute.

The right to health is a fundamental human right that concerns people of all ages, genders and races. The existence of a significant connection between the right to health and human rights has led to special attention from international institutions and extensive measures to identify and realize it. Meanwhile, the right to women's health has always been emphasized by international and humanitarian law. Today, the significance of women's position in society and their role in comprehensive social development is undeniable. In this study, we seek to analyze how governments can enhance women's health rights by complying with international legal standards.

This article has been written based on theoretical analysis, while using descriptive-analytical method and library-based sources.

Ethical Considerations:

 In this research, the principles of trustworthiness, honesty and originality of the texts have been observed.

Achieving women's right to health requires governments to provide comprehensive care that addresses their physical, spiritual, intellectual and social needs. In addition, governments should establish the necessary foundations and implement financial and legal measures to advance women's right to health.

It is important for governments to prioritize the growth and promotion of health models, providing necessary infrastructure, cultural attachments and effective laws in the field of women's health and health. Besides, it is crucial to address gender-based discrimination and exclusion that violate human rights and women's freedoms.

In recent decades, blockchain technology has attracted a lot of attention as an innovative and reliable technology. Blockchain enables the safe and transparent recording and transfer of data and has affected many industries and fields. One of the areas where blockchain can have a significant impact is the field of international health law. The current research has tried to answer this question, what is the role of blockchain in the development of international health rights?

This research is of a theoretical type, the research method is descriptive-analytical and the method of collecting information is library and by referring to books and articles.

Ethical Considerations: 

In the present research, the principles of trustworthiness, honesty, impartiality and originality of the work have been respected.

Considering the features of blockchain, including security, transparency and immutability of data, the use of this technology in the field of international health law can bring significant improvement and development.

The development of international health law using blockchain provides the possibility of identity verification, improving data security, facilitating the exchange of medical data, and tracking counterfeit drugs and medical products. With continued research and intelligent use of blockchain, we hope to bring international health law to a new level of development and improvement.

Special Truss Moment Frame (STMF) is a type of steel moment frames that has high lateral stiffness due to deep girders and can be used over long spans. For an STMF subjected to cyclic loading, energy dissipation is provided through the yielding of the special part located in the mid-span. This paper presents a numerical study on the cyclic behavior of STMFs in which the special part is equipped with yielding damper as a means of energy dissipative device. For this purpose, it is aimed to investigate the effect of the parameters of X-shaped pipe damper (XPD) on the cyclic behavior of STMFs. The application of these dampers has been investigated in two configurations; once with clamped and again with pin-ended beams at the special part. The results of finite element analysis are compared based on the parameters of cyclic behavior (stiffness and strength), the amount of maximum cumulative plastic strain and the energy dissipation capacity of the specimens. Based on the results obtained from the analysis of the STMF with pin-ended beams at the special part, the use of proposed X-shaped damper increases the energy dissipation capacity of the frame by 70%. Increasing the thickness of the X-shaped pipe damper increases the yield and ultimate load bearing capacity of the frame. In addition, the stress and strain concentration in the frame members is reduced which in turn prevents the damage evolution in these members.

DThe present study was conducted with the aim of modeling energy consumption in the main building of Tehran Municipality, District 5, and in order to determine the type and manner of energy consumption. Design Builder software was used for modeling. The four modeling scenarios were the current state, the use of a movable canopy, the use of a photovoltaic panel, and the combined state. The results showed that the penetration air load coefficient is equal to 3132.5 W/K. Most of the heat received from the sun's heat comes from incoming radiation from the windows of the building. Red and blue are also related to the perceived load of heating and cooling of the building. The highest heat dissipation in cold seasons is related to the roof and glass of the building. Brightness is 54% of the points in the standard range, 2% of the points have more brightness than the standard and 44% of the points have less than the standard brightness. As can be deduced from the available results, the lighting condition (based on the installed capacity per unit area) of this building is higher than the world standards, which can be reduced to some extent without affecting the indoor comfort conditions. According to studies, the shortcomings of the building are significant from an energy perspective. So that the average heat transfer coefficient of the walls is 2.5 times the standard value of topic 19 and the average heat transfer coefficient of the windows is 1.7 times the standard value of topic 19. Also, the average ceiling heat transfer coefficient is 2.2 times the standard value of topic 19. By using smart canopies, the cooling and heating energy has been reduced by 12% compared to the building in the ground state. On the other hand, based on the modeling, it is determined that the total electricity consumption of the building during a year is 1074146 kWh that the panels can produce 88437 kWh during the year. Accordingly, the panels are capable of generating 15/3% of the building's electricity needs.

Preventing nuclear war and avoiding catastrophic climate changes are two of the most fundamental challenges facing human civilization in this century. The purpose of this research is to investigate the effects of nuclear disarmament on climate change from the perspective of international law. This research focuses on the potential links between nuclear energy as an option to reduce climate change and nuclear disarmament and, respectively, discusses topics such as current nuclear risks, the scale of the nuclear-climate challenge, nuclear security and Its relationship with nuclear energy, non-proliferation and disarmament, management of nuclear disarmament and basic steps to address the challenges of proliferation and disarmament and the political links between maintaining and strengthening the global non-proliferation regime, nuclear disarmament and the growth of nuclear energy It has been done on a large scale. The use of nuclear energy places unprecedented demands on global systems for the verification, control and security of weapons-usable nuclear material. Reducing or abandoning or emptying many nuclear weapons and equipment and their final ban also requires new approaches to manage the huge global stockpile of weapons-usable nuclear materials. The international community should take measures so that nuclear energy can help reduce climate change in the long term. As a result of such actions, nuclear disarmament becomes more practical, desirable, and unattainable, and lays the foundations for a world in which nuclear technology contributes to sustainable development while nuclear weapons begin to fade from the scene.

In contemporary century, realism is one of the dominant schools of thought in international relations theory. This theory was being emerged after the World War ll and simultaneously with the establishment of United Nations and has played a significant role in explaining international politics, particularly after the Second World War. The propositions of realism are based on interests and power. In addition, states are considered to be the principal actors in the international arena, which are concerned with their own security and national interests. Considering the increasing progress of societies and the competitive development between governments seeking to gain more benefits, the question arises: how can conflict among global powers influence the international relations and what kind of offering these two schools (Realism and Idealism) have regarding the sanction of international law? In this article using the descriptive-analytical method, we open by exploring history, foundations and fundamental principles of realism, and then examine its role in the sanction of public international law. The findings demonstrate that the emphasis on activism of states is based merely on pursuing national interests, and the compliance of these principles with ethical norms is considered without sanction.

Child protection is becoming important in every country. According to the rights of the child and other international treaties, all children have the right to be protected from harm. Preventing and dealing with violence, exploitation and abuse of children is necessary to guarantee their rights in terms of life, growth and well-being. Global and transnational child protection concerns, the presence of children on the street and the emergence of the phenomenon of street children in many countries of the world, especially in developing countries including Iran, are among the serious problems of these societies. In this study, the dimensions of violence against street children have been examined considering Iran's international obligations.

In this article, it is searched in a descriptive way to review the international documents and procedures of the government programs presented in the Iranian legal system for street children and provide solutions to support them.

The international obligations of the Iranian government, despite the fact that it has changed, passed and amended many laws, but it faces many obstacles in the field of implementation.

Monitoring the strict implementation of existing laws on children, including the Labor law, the Convention on the Rights of the Child, Protection of children and adolescents, and ILO Convention No. 182, all of which have been approved, and an integrated network or system for the protection of street children which created in order to providing appropriate services to children is from the requirements of the effective support of the government in the light of international obligations.

In order to survive, mankind must live and cooperate with each other in communities. This need and capacity for cooperation creates questions about how to organize the relations of society members."Justice" as one of the most fundamental concepts in the Islamic school of thought and current human rights plays a decisive role in this field. Religion has always played a powerful role in shaping the ideas of social justice, repression and liberation, which can be used as two sides of the same coin, both as a means of abuse and to promote social justice as a moral obligation. This article aims to present a general map of the methods of understanding justice in the field of Islam and modern human rights by using the descriptive-analytical method and library and internet resources. An issue that has become one of the important challenges between Islamic law and contemporary human rights is the differences that result from the concept of justice in the interpretation of Islam and human rights. The results of this research show that monotheistic religions, especially Islam, have contributed significantly to the development of more just and humane societies than any other thought. Therefore, it seems that trying to inspire human rights documents from Islamic teachings is not far-fetched. If human rights thinkers find the complete model of human rights in the writings of Islamic thinkers, away from any unilateralism, the seeds of developing human rights, more developed and humane than in the past, will gradually begin to grow.

Children are the most vulnerable group in human societies, especially in wars, which reduce the level of safety and security to its lowest level and expose them to any kind of risk. Unfortunately, we witness that many children's rights, including the right to life, the right to health, and the right to food, are subject to being lost due to the internal and external wars that have taken place in the world.. Therefore, all children of armed conflict and war should be given special respect and protection In terms of international law, all children of armed conflicts benefit from the protections determined in the international human rights system and the general and specific provisions foreseen for non-humanitarian people. From the point of view of jurisprudence sources, including the Holy Qur'an and the life of the Prophet (PBUH) and the infallible imams (PBUH), the rights of civilians, especially children in war, have always been recognized in Islam, and the verses in the Qur'an and the practices and sayings of the Prophet (PBUH).) And Masoomin (pbuh) is a proof of this claim. The current study examines the protection of the rights of children in war from the perspective of Islamic jurisprudence and humanitarian rights. It is a human hypothesis that Islamic jurisprudence and friendly law are very similar in supporting the rights of children in wars.

The global nature of the threat caused by new and emerging infectious diseases requires international cooperation in identifying, controlling and preventing these diseases. Considering this need for international cooperation, international laws will certainly play a role in global programs to control emerging diseases. Realizing this fact, the World Health Organization has already proposed to revise the international health regulations. In this article, some of the basic problems that we may face in the fight against infectious diseases at the global level have been examined in order to contribute to international laws. In this context, this important question will be answered, how can solutions be established to deal with emerging infectious diseases with the process of international health law globalization?

This research is of a theoretical type, the research method is descriptive-analytical and the information gathering method is library-based and has been done by referring to books and articles.
Ethical Considerations: In this research, the principles of trustworthiness, honesty, impartiality and originality of the work have been respected.

The international legal component of the Global Strategy for Disease Control needs careful attention because there are many inherent problems in international law, especially regarding emerging infectious diseases.

Disease control of globalism is threatened by the erosion of governance, while the need for international solutions allows for the weakening of disease control governance at the international level. The combination of the process of globalization and the inevitable need to rely on international law creates a platform in which potentially one of the most important medical and scientific endeavors in history will be deployed.

Please cite this article as:Norouzi M, Eskandari Khoshguo M, Hosseini A. Globalization of International Health Rights in the Light of Dealing with Emerging Infectious Diseases. Medical Law Journal. 2023; 17(58): e42.

The Presence of defects in the compressive structural members may reduce their load-carrying capacity to a large extent. These defects may be in the form of cracks, corrosion, perforation, or dents existing on the smooth surface of the member. In most cases, the impact of an external object is the main cause of these damages. For example, tubular sections of offshore platforms which are mostly under axial loads, may be damaged with the collision of supply vessels. Similarly, the columns of bridges and buildings, may be hit by heavy moving vehicles. The Existence of the mentioned defects in compressive members with circular cross-sections may cause premature failure of these structural elements due to local buckling followed by the memberchr(chr('39')39chr('39'))s overall instability. Hence, the effect of these damages on the buckling strength of tubular columns, and the effect of different influencing parameters should be studied in depth. This study presents a parametric investigation on the axial load-carrying capacity of cylindrical columns damaged by a spherical indenter. For this purpose, the numerical models were generated in general purpose finite element software "Abaqus" and verified against results of two axial compression tests on intact and damaged thin-walled cylinders. The studied parameters included depth of the damage, shell slenderness ratio, location of the damage, length of the axial member, and radius of the indenter object. The analysis results showed that, the depth of the damage, shell slenderness ratio, and the damage location were the parameters affecting the buckling capacity of the damaged cylinders under axial load. The increase in damage depth or shell slenderness ratio decreased the buckling load of the member. On the contrary, the buckled shape of the members with different damage depth values or shell slenderness ratios was almost identical. The post-buckling behavior of the studied specimens was affected by the shell slenderness ratio, the damage location, and the length of the compressive member. As the shell slenderness ratio or length of the member increased, the member strength in the post-buckling range experienced more rapid reduction. Also, as the damage became closer to the one of supporting ends, the buckling ring at the farther support vanished while the buckling ring at the closer support became more critical, resulting in an increased strength reduction. The radius of the indenter object had a negligible effect on the buckling capacity and post-buckling behavior of the specimens. For samples with the same damage depth and different radius of the indenter object, the damage profile difference was very small. This small difference vanished during the buckling process, and the final deformation profile for the samples became almost identical. Finally, a regression analysis was conducted on the results of analyses considering the effect of different parameters, and two predictive equations were proposed to determine the buckling and residual capacity of the studied members as functions of influencing parameters. The evaluations performed to estimate the accuracy of the proposed equations showed that they have good accuracy and provide reliable predictions for design re-checking of damaged cylindrical members subjected to axial compression.

Improvement of environmental qualities in urban public spaces that have been changed into pedestrian areas enables users to experience urban spaces in a more deliberate and accurate manner, and thereby improving social interactions. The pedestrian area of Imam Hossein Square, which is an important square in Tehran, was a widely criticized project. The present study aims to investigate the environmental qualities of Imam Hossein Square physically, perceptually, and socially using behavior analysis through questionnaires and inferential statistic techniques, including regression analysis and Pearson correlation coefficient. The findings suggest that the most important factors affecting the quality of urban squares are sensory richness, consideration of human scale and pedestrian-orientedness, legibility, and safety and security. Imam Hossein Square, however, has mostly failed to meet most of the quality criteria studied. Other reasons for the relative failure of the project include insufficient planning, lack of attention to micro-spaces and retail stores, inappropriate management of land use after the construction of the pedestrian area, and lack of planning for social events in the square

In this study, a novel and effective sulfonic acid containing organosilica with ionic liquid framework (OIL@SO3H) catalyst is prepared, characterized and its performance is developed in the synthesis of Biginelli products under moderate conditions. The OIL@SO3H material was prepared by simultaneous hydrolysis and condensation of 1,3-bis(3-trimethoxysilylpropyl)-imidazolium iodide and 3-thiopropyltrimethoxysilane followed by treatment with hydrogen peroxide. The OIL@SO3H catalyst was characterized using several techniques such as Fourier transform infrared (FT-IR) spectroscopy, scanning electron microscopy (SEM) , thermal gravimetric analysis (TGA), powder X-ray diffraction (XRD) and energy dispersive X-ray (EDX) analyses. This catalyst was successfully used in the one pot Biginelli condensation of aldehydes with urea and alkyl acetoacetates and delivered corresponding products in high to excellent yields and selectivity under solvent free media. Moreover, the recoverability and reusability of the catalyst were also studied under applied reaction conditions. The result showed that the designed catalyst could be recovered and reused at least four times without significant decrease in stability and efficiency.

The existence of backward and forward relationship among different industrial sectors together and with other sectors of the economy (agriculture, construction and services) has led to the importance of industry in the national economy to be higher than its share in GDP. On the other hand, developed financial markets introduced as the factors affecting the growth of value added in industry sector. According to the structure of Iran financing system, the present research study the effect of the development of the financial markets of the money and capital markets on growth of value added of industrial sector in Iran during 1990-2013. Therefore, using principal component analysis through the five indicators of money market development and three indicators of capital market development, a composite index related to each market has extracted and then estimated research model in three different modes and using fully modified version of ordinary least square method. Results suggest a significant positive impact on the development of money and capital on the growth of value added of industrial sector of Iran during the period under review. Also, the coefficient of expansion of the money market is larger than the coefficient of capital market development that verified Bank-based supply financing system in Iran.