International trade can help reduce economic disparities, foster interdependence and cooperation, and provide opportunities for peaceful conflict resolution, all of which contribute to promoting peace and security.

Economic cooperation typically leads to increased economic growth, reduced poverty and inequality, and enhanced political stability. It does not increase the risk of conflict.

The WTO sets rules for international trade, promotes free trade, and resolves trade disputes.

The IMF provides financial assistance to countries in need, promotes economic stability, and coordinates economic policies among countries.

The World Bank provides financial assistance to developing countries, promotes economic development, and coordinates economic policies among countries.

International trade can help to reduce poverty and inequality by creating jobs and increasing incomes, promoting economic growth, and leading to technology transfer and innovation.

Economic cooperation can help to enhance political stability by reducing economic disparities between countries, fostering interdependence and cooperation among countries, and providing opportunities for peaceful conflict resolution.

Protectionism, economic nationalism, and trade wars are all challenges to promoting international trade and economic cooperation.

Countries can overcome the challenges to promoting international trade and economic cooperation by negotiating trade agreements, promoting free trade, and resolving trade disputes peacefully.

Regional trade agreements reduce trade barriers between member countries, promote economic integration and cooperation, and provide a platform for peaceful conflict resolution.

The United Nations does not set rules for international trade, promote free trade, or resolve trade disputes. It provides a forum for discussing trade issues.

The World Bank provides financial assistance to developing countries, promotes economic development, and coordinates economic policies among countries.

The International Monetary Fund provides financial assistance to countries in need, promotes economic stability, and coordinates economic policies among countries.

The World Trade Organization sets rules for international trade, promotes free trade, and resolves trade disputes.

The rise of protectionism, the increasing complexity of global supply chains, and the digital divide are all challenges to promoting international trade and economic cooperation in the 21st century.