International Cooperation refers to the collaboration between countries to achieve common goals and address global challenges. This can involve governments, international organizations, non-governmental organizations (NGOs), and other entities working together on issues such as trade, security, environmental protection, humanitarian aid, and public health. The aim is to create mutual benefits, improve diplomatic relations, and promote peace and stability across borders. International cooperation can take various forms, including treaties, alliances, joint ventures, and multilateral agreements, often facilitated by forums like the United Nations. This cooperation is essential in a globalized world where many issues transcend national boundaries and require collective action for effective solutions.
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