multilateralist
/ˌmʌltɪˈlætərəlɪst/
noun
- A person who supports or advocates for cooperation and agreements involving multiple countries, rather than acting alone or with just one other country.
- Many multilateralists criticized the country's decision to leave the international trade agreement.
- The diplomat was a committed multilateralist who believed in solving global problems through the United Nations.
- As a multilateralist, she argued that climate change requires all nations to work together.
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adjective
- Relating to or supporting the idea that multiple countries should work together on common issues, such as trade, security, or the environment.
- The president's multilateralist approach to foreign policy emphasized alliances and international law.
- The new government adopted a multilateralist stance, rejoining several international treaties.
- Her multilateralist views led her to support the World Health Organization's global health initiatives.