Cooperating with other countries

Description

Cooperating with other countries involves establishing practical frameworks for joint action, information exchange, and resource sharing to address transnational challenges such as conflict, environmental degradation, and economic instability. This strategy enables nations to pool expertise, harmonize policies, and coordinate responses, thereby overcoming limitations of unilateral efforts. By fostering mutual trust and collective problem-solving, international cooperation remedies fragmentation, reduces duplication, and enhances the effectiveness of solutions to complex global issues.