The 1994 Marrakesh Agreement is the international treaty that established the World Trade Organization (WTO), representing a historic turning point for the regulation of international trade. The agreement also includes a series of agreements—such as GATT 1994 for trade in goods, GATS for services, and TRIPS for intellectual property protection—binding on all WTO member states. The Marrakesh Agreement significantly extended the scope of international trade law, integrating strategic areas and at the same time strengthening the dispute resolution system, made more effective and binding than in the past. The agreement ensures greater transparency, predictability, and equal treatment among economic operators globally.

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