International Lobbying
International lobbying refers to the efforts by individuals, organizations, or governments to influence decision-makers and policies on a global scale. This can involve advocating for specific laws, regulations, or actions that affect international relations, trade, or humanitarian issues. Lobbyists may represent various interests, including corporations, non-profits, or foreign governments, aiming to persuade policymakers through meetings, campaigns, or providing information. The goal is to shape policies that align with their interests or objectives, emphasizing how they impact global issues, trade agreements, or international cooperation. Ultimately, it seeks to influence the decision-making process in a way that benefits the lobbyistâs goals.