robust international partnerships

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📖 Definitions

  1. Strong, resilient, and effective collaborative relationships between nations or international organizations aimed at achieving shared goals, such as security, economic development, or crisis management.; Durable alliances formed across borders that possess the capacity to withstand challenges and maintain cooperation over time.; Vigorous and active cooperative ties between countries that facilitate significant exchange of resources, information, or support.

💬 Examples

  1. Supporters, however, contend that robust international partnerships are essential for protecting citizens from organized crime.

  2. The treaty established robust international partnerships to combat climate change effectively.

  3. Economic growth in the region is largely driven by robust international partnerships with global trade hubs.