The decision was made by the Government Thursday.
The European Commission has asked the European Court of Justice to determine if ACTA breaches freedom of speech and intellectual property rights.
Several European states are against the agreement and blocked its ratification until the situation is clarified.
The agreement was negotiated by the European Union, the U.S., Japan, Canada, the New Zealand, Australia, Singapore, South Korea, Morocco, Mexico and Switzerland. Its purpose is to strengthen intellectual property rights and fight counterfeiting and piracy of goods such as designer clothing, music and films.
Thousands of Romanians protested against the enforcement of ACTA. Demonstrators said the act violates the rights of Internet users and restricts freedom of speech. They argued ACTA is “a threat to privacy” and that it opens door for abuse.