0
Other concerns affect many nations. Such issues include climate change, pollution, and trade. Nations often hold talks with one another to discuss these matters.
-ConnectED
Wiki User
∙ 10y ago
Anonymous
I clicked on this to find out
Add your answer:
Earn +20 pts
What is the reliance on international organizations mean?
this just means that organizations that are alliances like the league of nations even though it failed and the united nations.
What is the two international organizations that the USA belongs in?
The United Nations and NATO.
What international organizations does Jamaica belong to?
caricom world health oraginization commonwealth of nations and united nations
What main idea drove nations form organizations such as NATO seato and the oas?
Preventing invasion was the main idea that drove nations to form organizations such as NATO.
What international organizations were started after World War 2?
United Nations (UN)
What international organizations did president Roosevelt the us join in 1935?
the united nations
How do the united nations and regional organizations promote international cooperation?
by supporting development projects to assist people in poor nations;
What are the flags of International Organization?
Flags of International organization are symbols that represent major organizations such as the European Union and the United Nations.
What international organizations existed before the United Nations?
The League of Nations existed before the United Nations but fell apart with the start of the second World WAr.
How United States government accredited to international organizations?
The US government is accredited to international organizations by appointing representatives - for example, John Bolton is the current US Ambassador to the United Nations.
Why do countries form organizations?
The most common reason for countries to form organizations is to accomplish something or to present a united front on an international issue.
What are international organizations supporting copyright protection?
The World Intellectual Property Organization, an agency of the United Nations, is the major proponent of international copyright issues.
