Examining the place of IPC contracts in the general policies of the resistance economy, oil law and development program laws

The present article seeks to "examine the place of IPC contracts in the general policies of the resistance economy, the oil law, and the development program laws." From this perspective, after expanding the conceptual space of the issue, it will examine the position of oil contracts, especially IPC. According to the thematic documents presented in this research, the research method is descriptive-analytical and the data collection method in this research is a library. The case of investment in the oil industry has changed so that the law of the Third Development Plan and the law of encouragement and protection of foreign investors and the law of the fourth development plan explicitly allow the use of the method of participation in the oil industry in the form of IPC contracts. Second, special laws, such as the Oil Law of 1336, recognized the production sharing agreement, and the NOC had broad powers in the field of oil operations. This law allowed the conclusion of any contract, but according to other laws, the model of participation in production as an agency was considered by the legislator.