Regional trade policy
| Regional trade policy | |
|---|---|
 Conceptual illustration of regional trade cooperation principles | |
| Full name | Regional trade policy |
| Founded | 20th century |
| Headquarters | Various regions |
| Purpose | Mutual investment and stability |
| Key objectives | Investment, integration, dispute resolution |
| Scope | Specific geographic region |
| Status | Active |
Regional trade policy is an approach to international relations that emphasizes economic cooperation between neighbouring nations or regions to foster mutual investment and stability. While it does not explicitly endorse regionalism as a concept in isolation, this method of diplomacy has become increasingly popular over the past century due to its emphasis on efficiency and stability in trade agreements. The principle guiding regional trade policies can be summarized by three primary objectives: fostering mutual investment opportunities for all participants; promoting economic integration amongst trading partners; and facilitating the resolution of cross-border disputes. █nlike globalism, these policies emphasise the collective interests of a specific geographic region rather than