The belief based on the fact that within the international society the economic integration leads to peace and economic prosperity has led to the founding of the European community, today the European Union. Therefore, trade is a fundamental part of the European Union's identity. A globally integrated economy continues to benefit large, small and medium-sized European businesses, and to the benefit of European citizens, workers and consumers. But world trade must be proactively designed and managed to ensure that it is fair, that it projects values and that it remains firmly anchored in a rules-based system. Based on the actions of the European Union, it aims to lead a transparent and responsible trade policy, which will benefit all citizens and which offer modern solutions for the realities of today's economy, in a context of technological evolution. We also want to mention that the European Union is considered an example of the benefits of trade, globalization and economic openness, as it is one of the main players in world trade. In the debate launched in the White Paper on the future of Europe, it shows how trade policy can contribute to capitalizing on globalization and can guarantee a fair distribution of trade benefits, in line with EU principles of solidarity and sustainability, as international trade policy represents today an exclusive competence. Currently, the benefits of globalization and international trade are being questioned. Respectively, the EU's new "Trade for All" strategy addresses a number of issues, is more effective, transparent.