The term "WIPO" stands for which international organisation that administers most global IP treaties?

Explanation: WIPO  stands for the  World Intellectual Property Organisation , established by the WIPO Convention signed in Stockholm in  1967 , and it became a specialised agency of the  United Nations in 1974 . WIPO is headquartered in  Geneva, Switzerland , and currently has  193 member states , including India. Its mandate is to promote the protection of intellectual property worldwide through cooperation among states and in collaboration with international organisations. WIPO administers  26 international treaties , including the Paris Convention (industrial property), the Berne Convention (copyright), the Madrid System (trademarks), and the PCT (Patent Cooperation Treaty). Unlike the WTO-administered TRIPS Agreement, WIPO conventions historically lacked a binding dispute settlement mechanism, making TRIPS the more enforceable framework.