"bilateral partnership" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe a relationship between two parties, such as countries or organizations, where both parties agree to work together towards mutual goals. Example: "The two countries entered into a bilateral partnership to address climate change and promote sustainable development." In this sentence, "bilateral partnership" indicates that both countries have agreed to collaborate and work together towards addressing a specific issue.
The bilateral partnership has been effective.
India's Narendra Modi tweeted to his "dear friend", and said he hoped to "take our bilateral partnership to new heights".
Joining NATO in 1952, Turkey has also ensured and fostered a close bilateral partnership with the United States.
The general praised Pakistan, calling the co-operation between the two countries an "important bilateral partnership" which had led to significant blows against al-Qaida's leadership.
According to the unclassified version, the U.S.-Pakistani "renewed bilateral partnership is helping promote stability in Pakistan" and defeat Islamic radicalism.
One of the guests at the event, Dr. Preetha Rajaraman, HHS Health Attaché, – "U.S.- India Bilateral Partnership on Mental Health" also shared her perspective from the context of the opioid crisis in the U.S., among other mental health challenges.
As the former head of the U.S. Southern Command, Kelly has seen firsthand the power of bilateral partnerships.
Signalling their long-term vision, in the past two years the company has launched three bilateral partnerships, with Osaka University, the University of Tokyo Center of Innovation and Kyoto University respectively.
Several policy initiatives are in the works, including bilateral partnerships (such as the recent UK-China initiadditionalditional scholarships for one-year language preparation courses, more programmes in English, and easier access to the job market for international students.
Styger gave a presentation to the Agriculture Coordination Committee Meeting at the Ministry of Agriculture, in Gardnerville, Monrovia with 48 people attending from Government, multi-lateral and bilateral partnerships, donors, NGOs, farmer organization and the private sector.
Yet these same governments face shortages in financial commitments and bilateral partnerships.We urge not only African governments but also their global partners to convert pledges into action that delivers for women, and for Africa.Simon Cooke Chief executive Marie Stopes International London.
