International economic integration is among the most important changes in the economic facing the world today. Despite the sharp increase mutual economic and cultural ties, the international economic system characterized by inequality and is divided into a combination of heterogeneous states with similar or divergent concerns. According to the above, it can be said that international economic integration is a phenomenon strictly related to human society, which has expanded from the need to find new markets, to liberalize trade as much as possible, to facilitate access to resources for all, especially the primary influence on the process of economic development and living standards of ordinary people. International economic integration also represents a dynamic and ongoing process that requires a new approach to international economic order.