An Economic Commission is a governmental or intergovernmental body that focuses on promoting economic development and cooperation among its member states. These commissions often analyze economic trends, provide policy recommendations, and facilitate trade and investment opportunities. They aim to enhance economic stability and growth within a specific region or among a group of countries. One well-known example is the United Nations Economic Commission for Europe (UNECE), which works to improve economic relations and promote sustainable development in Europe. Such commissions typically conduct research, organize conferences, and publish reports to inform policymakers and the public about economic issues and opportunities.