"encourage exchanges" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe the act of promoting or facilitating communication and interaction between individuals or groups. Example: The university's international program aims to encourage exchanges between students from different countries, fostering a diverse and inclusive learning environment.
To encourage exchanges related to science, technology and entrepreneurship, FOCAC 2018 also launched the China-Africa Innovation Center.
In her teaching, gallery education work and creative work she sought to bring people together and encourage exchanges about contemporary art for diverse audiences.
There exist, however, a few small, marginal Israeli publishers who expressly work to encourage exchanges and bridges between Arabs and Israelis, and if one of them should ask to publish something of mine, I would unhesitatingly agree and furthermore waive aside any question of author's royalties.
"We wanted these areas to be close to the negotiations center, in order to encourage exchanges," said Royal.
4. encourage exchange of information on all issues of an ethical nature arising out of food and agriculture.
Finally, we installed a regular newsletter in which we inform the cooperating centres about what is going on in other centres and in which we encourage exchanging experience with the programme among practitioners.
The Panel will also advise on possible international, regional or national action or the preparation of instruments, as appropriate, and encourage exchange of information on all issues of an ethical nature arising out of food and agriculture.
The European Commission's Europe-by-satellite service is continuing its support by making available time on its service for independent TV stations in Serbia to broadcast information which will reach the rest of the region and encourage exchange of programmes.
High-frequency trading took off in the middle of the last decade when regulatory reforms encouraged exchanges to switch from floor-based trading to electronic.
The city has tried to reflect the diverse cultures of Marseille by encouraging exchanges with artists and companies from Algeria and other North African countries.
By enabling and encouraging exchanges of scientific, technology and economic information and ideas between governments, business and NGOs, they inform and catalyze decision making.
