The phrase "fruitful negotiation" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It means a successful and productive discussion or conversation aimed at reaching a compromise or agreement. Example: The two countries engaged in fruitful negotiations, resulting in a treaty that benefited both parties.
Nonetheless, Mr. Qurei has a history of serious and fruitful negotiation with Israel.
Other experts agree that some indications of restraint must come from North Korea if there is to be a fruitful negotiation.
The discussion will shed light on what may be an under-explored route back to fruitful negotiation or at least more stable and thriving for both Israelis and Palestinians.
But any fruitful negotiation beyond this unilateral step will have to be based on an honest acknowledgment by Mr. Kuttab and other Palestinians that the occupation of the West Bank and Gaza, as well as the refugee problem, were products of Israeli military victories in response to several invasions by its Arab neighbors meant to eradicate the Jewish state.
As I've written about before, preparing for a fruitful negotiation requires effort.
Under the conventional explanation, it would make more sense to extend the talks to allow for a fruitful negotiation with Canada, the largertrading partner of the United States.
To be fruitful, negotiations must proceed quickly to core issues.
Mr. Mbeki met with both men on Sunday but gave no indication of the prospect for fruitful negotiations.
A United States policy that devises carrots and sticks to induce Palestinians to relinquish their war on Israel's continued existence provides the best basis for future, fruitful negotiations.
But President Bush said today that he saw no immediate hope for "fruitful negotiations" to end the 26-day-old Persian Gulf standoff.
But American officials portrayed the meetings themselves as progress of a sort, the necessary preliminaries to fruitful negotiations between the Israelis and Palestinians.
