The Importance and Challenges of International Cooperation for Improving the Quality of Life in Developing Countries

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Despite there are multilateral global problems in the World, there is still a lack of global networking to control them. The concept of international cooperation is not new but requires huge efforts and well-established strategies through trans-national cooperation network to share existing technology and policy to manage emerging and chronic threats on human kinds. Therefore, coordinating and support action plans for collaborative projects between countries are the key components after identification of fundamental problems. International cooperation carries out a broad range of activities and is the best approach to provide solutions for a better life for future generations. Keywords: International Cooperation, Environment, Globalization, Health, Quality of Life

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