Contracts for the Transfer of Technical Assistance in the Defense Industry between Necessity and Criminalization

The stability and economic development of nations depend heavily on the strength of their defense and military systems.Developing countries strive to enhance their military capabilities and acquire advanced military technologies through military agreements that include technology transfer and technical assistance.According to reports from the U.S. Congress and the European Union, military technology will be the most focused on in the future, especially with the rapid advancements in artificial intelligence and the use of killer robots or "lethal autonomous weapon systems."Human rights organizations' reports indicate that these systems are unethical and pose a threat to global security.Moreover, international agreements signed by most nations criminalize the use of these systems and prohibit their transfer, imposing sanctions on their use against humanity.

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Science Education and Innovations in the Context of Modern Problems
Published
2025-06-27
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https://doi.org/10.56334/sei/8.8.40
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Defense, Military, and Policy Studies
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Contracts for the Transfer of Technical Assistance in the Defense Industry between Necessity and Criminalization

Tarek Khennouche, Imad Eddine Barkat
Science Education and Innovations in the Context of Modern Problems
Defense, Military, and Policy Studies
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Contracts for the Transfer of Technical Assistance in the Defense Industry between Necessity and Criminalization

Tarek Khennouche, Imad Eddine Barkat
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Abstract

The stability and economic development of nations depend heavily on the strength of their defense and military systems.Developing countries strive to enhance their military capabilities and acquire advanced military technologies through military agreements that include technology transfer and technical assistance.According to reports from the U.S. Congress and the European Union, military technology will be the most focused on in the future, especially with the rapid advancements in artificial intelligence and the use of killer robots or "lethal autonomous weapon systems."Human rights organizations' reports indicate that these systems are unethical and pose a threat to global security.Moreover, international agreements signed by most nations criminalize the use of these systems and prohibit their transfer, imposing sanctions on their use against humanity.

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