Abstract
The birth of the Interests Section 3 and its emergence into reality in its agreed-upon entity entails a set of effects on the relevant countries, the most important of which is granting immunity and diplomatic privileges to the mission like any other diplomatic mission. These exemptions constitute its rights, aiming to facilitate the performance of its functions to the fullest in an atmosphere of tranquility. And reassurance.
At the same time, there is an obligation on the state (sponsor and beneficiary) not to abuse this immunity and diplomatic privileges by members of the interest section mission, committing illegal acts under its cover, which may prompt the receiving state to resort to all possible remedies within the scope of diplomatic law. towards perpetrators of illegal acts.
The problem of the study arises from the lack of a legal regulation that clarifies the implications of establishing an interests sectional mission, in addition to the development and advancement that accompanied this mission in terms of composition and tasks. This is what prompted us to raise a set of questions: What is meant by an interests sectional section, and what are its manifestations? What rights should be granted to her? Are there obligations imposed on it? What recourse do countries take if they violate these obligations?
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