Taba negotiations

Taba negotiations refer to a structured approach to diplomatic or complex discussions where negotiators start by sharing their positions and interests. They then analyze the issues, develop options, and work collaboratively to find mutually beneficial solutions. Originating from the Taba Talks between Israel and Egypt in the 1970s, this method emphasizes detailed preparation, ongoing problem-solving, and open communication. Its goal is to foster understanding and reach agreements that satisfy both parties, often through incremental discussions rather than final deals all at once.