Investment has become the backbone of all sectors in the country, because by doubling the investments, this leads to an increase in the national income, which is the main financier of most sectors of the country, and therefore attracting foreign investments is of great importance in the development of the country. Countries, and because these investments will play an important role in developing those countries’ investments through technology transfer, and companies play a major role in helping many developing countries in the world provide opportunities to penetrate the global market, for example: the experience of the Asian tigers in Southeast Asia, and therefore Developing countries must attract these international companies so that they can exit from the crucible of primary and extractive commodity production to industries that are more beneficial in terms of export value. Among the factors that led to the spread of global companies is the desire of countries, especially developing ones, to encourage investments through these companies due to their lack of capital for development programs, and the need for technical, technical and administrative expertise. The structures of these entities are highly organized, as most of these companies are managed from the countries of origin in the central method, in which the main center of the parent company is located. International companies are a huge force in the global economy, and they operate through a complex network of organizational structures, and they engage in international production processes according to an integrated global system, under whose management nearly a third of global production, and international companies are the main driver of the phenomenon of globalization, which represents the determinant The basic path of growth and development in various countries of the world today, and the emergence of global companies is the new form of organizing international economic activity, and these companies began to control the world, infiltrating all areas of national sovereignty.
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