Foreign policy making

Definition

Foreign policy making refers to the process through which a country's government formulates strategies and conducts relations with other countries in order to protect national interests, maintain peace, promote economic prosperity, and address global issues.

Related terms

Diplomacy: The art and practice of conducting negotiations between nations, often involving ambassadors or diplomats.

Treaties: Formal agreements between two or more countries that establish legal obligations regarding specific issues or areas of cooperation.

National Security Council (NSC): A group within the executive branch that advises the president on matters related to national security and foreign policy.