Seheda I. Legal regulation of commercial companies in the Maghreb (Algeria, Morocco, Tunisia).

According to the laws of the Maghreb states, there are following forms of business incorporation: private limited liability company, limited liability company, joint-stock company, full partnership, simple limited partnership, limited joint-stock partnership. Commercial companies can be grouped into new legal entities. Furthermore, the laws of the Maghreb States also provide the possibility of grouping into temporary groups of enterprises without the status of legal entity. The conclusion of corporate agreements between members of a company within the framework of contractual freedom has been studied in the thesis. It has been stated that corporate agreements can be used effectively by entrepreneurs to protect their investments. Starting a business in the Maghreb States can also be implemented as a permanent establishment for the duration of a contract. Therefore, registering a new commercial company in the Maghreb States can be optimal for Ukrainian businesses in case of a long-term investment.