THE IMPACT OF THE IMF S ON DEVELOPING OF INTERNATIONAL ECONOMIC LAW

The IMF, as one of the most recognized institutions affiliated with the United Nations, is responsible for regulating the global monetary and financial system. In more than six decades of its existence, the Fund has undergone many structural changes and has had the importance of many ups and downs, but has always been able to re-establish its importance in times of crisis and achieve its goals by Attention to the changing conditions of the global economy. Although most of the news about its activities is focused on providing financial assistance to countries in crisis-contingent economic reform programs, it also provides technical and strategic advice to its members, at least in terms of coverage and scope. It is far more important than the role of the financier. This descriptive-analytical study was carried out and found that due to changes in the global economy, the fund has been transformed from an international monetary institution into an international financial institution with a broader scope of activity. And because of its importance in international trade, it has led to the development of international law, especially in the context of international economic law rules.