Here, the state parties are members who came together and, having adopted the broad objective in the sixth special session of the general assembly of the United Nations to form an international economics in a new way. The concerned states agree and understand that there is a need for uniformity in the international market, whether in the form of trade or any other contractual obligation. The state is also concerned about some obligation towards parties whenever the contract happens, but in the futuristic mind, they are deciding to make a convention that can promote harmonisation and uniformity of the international trade by way of mutual consent from other state members too. Additionally, this convention will aid in the regulation and establishment of an authoritative framework for international sales and goods. While considering these forms of contracts, state insuring that and taking different social, economic, and legal systems, which contribute to the various legal barriers and obligations in forms of international trade law. All of these factors can significantly contribute to the development of international trade law.

References:

1] United Nations Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods.