The United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) is a permanent intergovernmental body established in 1964. It aims to promote the integration of developing countries into the global economy by addressing trade, investment, and development issues. UNCTAD provides research, policy analysis, and technical assistance to help countries achieve sustainable economic growth. UNCTAD holds regular conferences and produces reports that inform policymakers about global trade trends and challenges. It focuses on various topics, including sustainable development, trade policies, and investment strategies, to support developing nations in enhancing their economic capabilities and improving living standards.