Multilateral organizations

Multilateral organizations

1. OMC

   • 1995
     • World Organization of Commerce
       • Deals with the rules that govern trade between countries
         • Raises living standards
         • Achieve full employment
           • The primary purpose of the WTO is to open trade for the benefit of all.
         • Increase in real income

2. OEA

   • 1889
     • Organization of American States
       • Encourages solidarity
       • Defend sovereignty
         • Strengthen the peace and security of the continent
           • Promote and consolidate representative democracy with respect
       • Order of peace and justice

3. FMI

   • 1944
     • International Monetary Fund
       • Promotes international monetary cooperation
       • Expansion and balanced growth of international trade
         • Helps member states balance their balance of payments
           • Takes a leading role in developing countries and international financial crises
       • Exchange stability

4. ONU

   • 1945
     • United Nations
       • Prevent conflicts and stop wars
       • Protect refugees
         • Obliges to fulfill human rights and protect the right of people
           • Facilitates cooperation on issues such as international law, international peace and , humanitarian affairs and human rights
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5. CAF

   • 1968
     • Development Bank from Latin America
       • Stable economic growth
       • The reduction of poverty together with the promotion of social equity
       • Support the sustainable development of its shareholder countries and regional integration

6. BM

   • 1944
     • Poverty reduction
       • Sustainable growth in the poorest countries
         • Promote stability in currency exchanges
           • Reduce poverty through low-interest loans, interest-free loans at the banking level and economic support to developing nations.
     • World Bank

7. CCI

   • 1919
     • Chamber of international trade
       • Strengthen the international competitiveness of companies
         • Represent all sectors and industries involved
           • Determine the points of view of companies, companies and organizations

8. UNCTAD

   • 1964
     • United Nations conference On Trade And Development
       • Attention to the least developed countries
         • Is the main body of the ONU General Assembly
           • It helps to create service infrastructures for development and commercial efficiency.

9. BE

   • 1998
     • European Central Bank
       • Price stability in the euro zone
         • Direct foreign exchange operations
           • Promote the proper functioning of the financial market infrastructure
             • Stability of prices while providing sustained growth in production and employment

10. AIIB

    • 2014
      • Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank
        • Provide financing for infrastructure projects in the Asian region
          • Help to mobilize much needed additional resources from inside and outside Asia
            • Will complement the existing multilateral development banks

11. IATA

    • 1919
      • International Air Transport Association
        • Promote a safe, regular and economic air transport
          • Cooperate with the OACI and other international organizations
            • Security is the number one priority for IATA

12. BID

    • 1959
      • Inter-American Development Bank
        • Facilitate the access of the countries of the bank to information technologies
          • Make countries more competitive
            • Promotes investments in works to improve access to services
              • Seeks to develop renewable sources and supports solutions to the challenges posed by climate change.

13. OCDEA

    • 1960
      • Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development
        • Contribute to a healthy economic expansion in the member countries, as well as non-members, in the path of economic development
        • Make the largest possible expansion of the economy and employment
        • Favor the expansion of world trade on a multilateral basis