Law of Treaties

The Law of Treaties refers to the rules and principles that govern how countries create, interpret, and enforce international agreements. Treaties are formal agreements between countries that outline various commitments, such as trade, peace, or environmental protection. Under international law, treaties must be negotiated, signed, and ratified by the participating countries to be legally binding. This framework ensures that nations adhere to their obligations and provides methods for resolving disputes that may arise. It helps maintain order and cooperation in international relations, reflecting the mutual understanding and consent of the parties involved.