This academic book, 'Geography of International Trade,' offers a comprehensive analysis of the principles governing global commerce from a geographical perspective. Authored by Prof. Dr. Kazem Abadi Al-Jassem, the text explores the factors influencing trade patterns, including natural resources, transportation networks, economic policies, and geopolitical relationships. It examines the structure of international markets, the role of trade blocs, and the impact of globalization on different regions. This work is an indispensable resource for students and specialists in geography, economics, and international studies, providing a clear framework for understanding the complex flow of goods and services across the world.