
Bilateral agreements are formal agreements between two sovereign states that address various issues such as trade, defense, and cultural exchange. These agreements aim to enhance cooperation and provide mutual benefits, with outcomes including improved trade relations, economic cooperation, and increased political stability. The article outlines the structured processes involved in forming bilateral agreements, from identifying mutual interests to finalizing and implementing the agreement. It also highlights the multifaceted impact of these agreements on international relations, including their role in dispute resolution and fostering peace. What are Bilateral Agreements in Foreign Relations? Bilateral agreements in foreign relations are formal agreements between two sovereign states. These agreements cover various issues such as trade, defense, and cultural exchange. They aim to enhance cooperation and mutual benefits between the involved countries. Bilateral agreements can…