'global openness' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to the concept of a society or country being open to people from other countries or cultures. For example: The president promised to promote global openness and acceptance of immigrants from all nations.
Despite his goal of global openness, however, Zuckerberg remains a wary and private person.
But I have alternative affiliations to soften the blow of European decline: in addition to feeling European I am British, a westerner, a free-market liberal and a supporter of global openness (if readers will forgive this last, rather woolly formulation).So I should be a receptive audience for Mr Brooks.
This global initiative towards openness and better governance will be truly transformational.
On tax, the Prime Minister is under pressure to "put Britain's own house in order" by persuading more tax havens under UK control to sign up to global standards on openness so that other countries can hunt tax cheats.
At this stage, so little that Trump says shocks us, but, now and then, it is worth stepping back and regarding the full damage of it all: the wounds to our fading global image of openness and generosity; the stomping on our admiration for intelligence, eloquence, or honesty; and now the blithe contempt for safe and civil government.
Marla believes that there is a global need for openness and cultural exchange to help gain the mutual respect and cooperation necessary for World Peace.
Providing people with a coherent sense of belonging and collective purpose has to be at the forefront of centre-left thinking, combined with openness to global and world affairs.
But openness to global competition has made Mexico's surviving industries highly efficient.
"It is clear that there has been this global move toward greater openness and transparency," Mr. Licudi said.
c) Americans, given the dynamism in this economy, can be big beneficiaries of openness and global growth and development.
