The dynamics of international trade law have significant implications for the economic development and sovereignty of developing countries. This project seeks to delve into the multifaceted impact of international trade law on developing nations, aiming to provide a comprehensive analysis of the legal, economic, and social dimensions that shape their participation in the global trade system.

The project will explore the challenges and opportunities presented by international trade law for developing countries, addressing trade agreements, market access, legal and regulatory barriers, socio-economic impacts, and the imperative of policy recommendations. By critically evaluating the current state of affairs and proposing future directions, this work aspires to contribute to the ongoing discourse on the impact of international trade law on developing countries, fostering fair and beneficial trade relations that support the sustainable growth and prosperity of developing economies within the global trade framework.