International economic organizations, such as the WTO, IMF, and World Bank, play crucial roles in global trade and economic stability. The WTO facilitates trade negotiations and resolves disputes, while the IMF provides financial support and policy advice to countries in need. The World Bank focuses on reducing poverty and promoting sustainable development through financial and technical assistance. Recent trends show increasing collaboration among these organizations to address global challenges like climate change and economic inequality. Understanding their functions and impacts is essential for businesses and policymakers navigating the complex global economy. This article explores the roles, objectives, and current trends of these key institutions.