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A bilateralist is an advocate of bilateralism.

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A bilateralist is an advocate of bilateralism.

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Bilateralism refers to the practice of two parties or countries engaging in direct discussions or negotiations to address issues or reach agreements. This approach can lead to focused and tailored solutions between the two parties involved.

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O. Cadot has written:

'Can bilateralism ease the pains of trade liberalization?'

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'Can industrial Europe be saved?'

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Era Of Bilateralism (1963-1978) The policy of Bilateralism was the region of Pakistan's active involvement in the politics of cold war. Bilateralism could beginning as the conduct of relations between states in such a way that equidistant with all super powers is maintained. That three should not be a tilt towards any specific power.During that period, Pakistan lessened its dependence on the western alliance system and developed close and cordial relations with China as an alternative source of support against India.

Pakistan's reappraisal of the pro-western foreign policy orientation was carried further during the Second Indo-Pakistan War of 1965. The United States adopted an even-handed policy towards the Pakistan and India and subsequently suspended military assistance to both countries.

Prof. Zahid Ali Mangi

Head Of Pakistan Studies And Social Sciences Deptt.

D J Sindh Government Science College Karachi

Email: Zahidmangi@Yahoo.com

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Bi-lateral symmetry means that if you split 'said object' straight down the middle, both sides will be the same.

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