The Developing Countries under WTO’s Dispute Resolution Process: A Way to Protect Companies in Today’s Global Trading Competition

Abstract

This study aims at giving more explanation to the efficiency of World Trade Organization’s dispute resolution process according to developing countries. Actually, in a multilateral trading system, many developing countries do not choose this procedure . After the global health crisis, many countries tend to take protectionism trade’s measures instead of promoting free exchange principles. It is true that the importance of the exportation demonstrates the national economic growth by creating foreign currency ; nevertheless , many public companies are still victims of abusive practices from international societies. In fact, there are more and more illegal practices in the field of international trade. Those are the reasons why this research has been done. The goal is to push Malagasy’s government to raise awareness about the importance of adopting appropriate juridical measures in order to protect the commercial interest of the companies as far as global commercial changes are concerned. The dispute settlement body already existed since the General Agreement on Trade and Tariffs of 1947(GATT). The contracting parties had chosen to settle diplomatic conflict resolutions as far as commercial disputes are concerned instead of choosing juridical ways.