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المستخلص
The issue of “Public Loans” and its regulation is one of the most important topics that may be addressed when delving into the field of “Financial Legislation”, in addition to its growing importance in the field of public economy, as public borrowing operations have a major impact on the “Independence” and “Sovereignty” of the state because of its present and future obligations related to “State Sovereignty”, to in addition to the repercussions it poses on its macroeconomic and thus on other economic sectors and units. Thus, the importance of studying the “Legal Organizing of Public Loans” is evident not only because of its financing nature of the economy, but in the obligations arising from the process of issuing “Public Loans” and concluding special agreements regarding them, which must be controlled in a manner that limits the extravagance of resorting to them except in cases of necessity, in addition to their use as a tool within clear policy goals, calculated results, and limited repercussions. As a result of this importance, constitutional legislators and legal scholars have devoted a great deal of space to research on how to regulate the management of “Public Loans” operations at the constitutional level?, as well as laws related to the application of general constitutional rules related to these operations. These legislations regulated the limits of the executive authority’s jurisdiction in contracting “Public Loans” and how to dispose of its funds in a manner that prevents this exceptional financial instrument from turning into a regular resource to finance the general budget? The “Financial Legislation” on “Public Loans” has aimed to regulate the rules, mechanisms and procedures that govern financial, accounting and economic management in the field of planning for how to obtain public loan resources in accordance with the constitution and in line with the annual laws of the “Public Budget”? as well as defining the powers and responsibilities of the fiscal and monetary authorities in the stages of the “Public Loan” contract and directing it towards