The article discusses the challenges faced by the World Trade Organization in negotiating international trade in services, especially in considering the interests of developing and least developed countries. It analyzes past negotiations and ministerial conferences, highlighting the complexity of decision-making and lack of progress. The paper suggests potential solutions for simplifying the decision-making process and promoting freer trade in services, such as reinterpreting existing treaties or exploring new agreements. The goal is to help the WTO achieve its operational goals and improve international trade relations.