Multilateral institutions

Multilateral institutions are organizations formed by multiple countries working together to address common issues like economic stability, health, or security. Examples include the United Nations, World Bank, and International Monetary Fund. They provide a platform for countries to cooperate, share resources, and develop international standards or policies. These institutions help coordinate collective efforts, promote global priorities, and ensure that multiple nations can influence decisions that affect the world, fostering stability and progress through collaboration rather than individual action.