"interested countries" is an acceptable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to countries that are interested in an event, policy, or situation. For example, "The meeting was attended by representatives of several interested countries."
A deal with Singapore is likely next year, and will be seen as a benchmark by other interested countries.
The working groups which had convened to reach consensus between interested countries in different areas were regarded as a sham.
World Rugby will release tender documents to interested countries in May, and countries must formally confirm their intention to bid in June.
So if there are other interested countries nearby, it makes sense to plan together and share costs and usage where appropriate.
Poland and Sweden this week launched their own plan, called the "eastern partnership", to offer generous trade and other co-operation to Ukraine and Georgia, as well as to other interested countries.
Interested countries could start the process by forming a voluntary nonmanipulation club and use carrots and sticks — say, a tax on China's Treasury Bond purchases — to get reluctant nations to join.
On Tuesday, Mr. Atambayev said he envisioned building some kind of civilian object in place of the American base, "perhaps together with Russia, the United States or any other interested country".
Therefore, this is an event that had global provenance (i.e., more than one protagonist location from different regions) and global impact (i.e., more than one interested country from different regions).
The initiative was an offer to engage in practical security cooperation activities with these states and each interested country would be considered by the North Atlantic Council on a case-by-case basis and on its own merit.
Currently, Somalis feel there is none, but rather a set of self-interested countries near and far that have a financial stake in a perpetually dis-unified Somalia: from regional meddlers like Kenya and Ethiopia to international "lions," to quote a member of Parliament, like America and the U.K. Every one of them -- said one government minister -- has their interest.
"It portrays us as a nasty, self-interested country".
