One of the main goals of the United Nations and its specialized agencies is to solve economic, social, cultural and humanitarian problems through international cooperation. Therefore, a number of these specialized agencies have been established to achieve these goals, and agencies that may or may not have been originally established by the United Nations, and the specialized international agencies are still looking for ways to make them more consistent with the major developments in the fields of international life and seek to benefit from the experiences of some of them in the field of managing important and vital files successfully to avoid failure and address shortcomings in some areas of life that they deal with. If these organizations are required to prove something, therefore, the extent of the ability of the specialized agencies to impose international sanctions. Also the role of these sanctions in improving the performance of the work of the specialized agencies. We will try to answer the questions of the problem by following an analytical descriptive inductive approach to research the role of specialized agencies. We studied the topic of the role of specialized agencies in enforcing international sanctions through two topics that we divided into five demands and several branches, as shown in the attached table.
Abdullah Al-Sawaf (Sun,) studied this question.
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