DIPLOMACY (DİPLOMASİ) - (İNGİLİZCE) Dersi Instruments and Institutions of Modern Diplomacy soru detayı:
SORU:
In what sense are procedures of negotiations in multilateral organizations and meetings different from bilateral meetings?
CEVAP:
Procedures of negotiations in multilateral organizations and meetings are different from bilateral meetings in the sense that bilateral negotiations are based on rules and procedures jointly decided by the parties before or during the meeting. On the other hand, multilateral negotiations are carried out on the basis of procedures written on the charter or covenant of the organization.
Furthermore, solutions or agreements reached in multilateral negotiations may be based on “minimum common interest” of all sides. Therefore, negotiators have to consider many different positions and interests during negotiations, so participants in multilateral negotiations reach a conclusion in the medium or long term, while negotiators in bilateral meetings may reach conclusions or solutions even during their negotiations.