37 6- Right to Establishment of Syndicates Syndicate freedom is guaranteed by virtue of laws in force in the Great Jamhirya, one of the countries that ratified international conventions on this freedom, which are: • International Labor Convention no. (87) for 1948 on Syndicate Freedom and Protection of the Right of Organization • International Labor Convention no. (98) for 1949 on the Right of Organization and Collective Negotiation; • Arab Convention no (8) for 1977 on Syndicate Freedoms and Rights; • Arab Convention no (11) for 1979 on Collective Negotiation; National legislation has stipulated for syndicate freedom. In Article (6) of the Great Green Human Rights Charter: "Sons of the mass society are free to establish trade unions, syndicates and associations in protection of their professional interests". Freedom Promotion Law no (20) for 1991, in Article 9, cites: "Citizens are free to establish syndicates, trade unions, vocational and social associations, and charity societies and to accede thereto in protection of their interests or for the realization of the legitimate purposes for which they were instituted". The Jamihriya, as a party to these conventions, is committed to submit annual reports on legal and practical procedures it applied to make these conventions operational as far as the Libyan domestic law was concerned. Its presence is also particularly impressive before the Experts Committee affiliated to and at conferences of the International Labor Organization (ILO). 7- Right to Wealth The Jamhirya has developed several programs to enable citizens to benefit from the wealth of their country without