Framework Agreement on Cooperation

The Framework Agreement on Cooperation (2015) refers to a formal relationship established between two or more parties, usually countries or organizations, aimed at fostering collaboration across various sectors. It sets out general goals and principles to enhance diplomatic ties, economic relations, and cultural exchanges. Such agreements are often designed to address common challenges, promote mutual interests, and create a framework for future negotiations and projects. By outlining a cooperative structure, the agreement helps facilitate joint initiatives and strengthens partnerships for both parties involved.