Obstacles to international economic organizations playing their role in achieving sustainable development.

International economic organizations, represented by the International Monetary Fund, the World Bank Group, and the World Trade Organization, have become powerful players in managing international economic fluctuations, especially in developing countries. The role of international economic organizations is of particular importance in the context of international relations, because they facilitate economic growth as a force capable of influencing the legal landscape. Cooperation and integration between countries in order to achieve economic development, especially sustainable development in the long term, which benefits member states due to the roles played by the organizations. The problem of our study lies in the role of international economic organizations in achieving development at the international level, and specifically, have economic organizations been effective in achieving development goals? In this study.. Our study seeks to compare the countries that were responsible for controlling the policies of the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund because they were able to vote and how they obtained aid from international economic organizations and became the main beneficiary and main controller of the global economy, and the developing countries that needed loans and aid Our study aims to explore the role of economic organizations in achieving the goals of economic development, especially sustainable development, and what are the challenges and difficulties that these organizations face in their efforts to achieve sustainable development, especially since the role granted to such organizations is to help countries advance further in their global economies.