Hundreds years ago, international trade was occurred to exchange domestic goods across
borders, which was unofficial appearance of global cooperation nowadays; and the most
famous way in this period was Silk Road, a network of trade routes, formally established
during the Han Dynasty of China, which linked the regions of the ancient world in
commerce (Joshua J.M, 2014). Nowadays, it can be seen that globalization is a trend of
state-of-the-art world, so almost all countries, irrespective of rich and poor, big and small,
should take part in to take opportunities for their development and contribute to overall
improvement. Therefore, global cooperation is important in terms of for economy, politics,
and socialness.
First of all, like I said above, economy is the first main purpose of global cooperation for
almost all partnership between countries and regions. Several foreign policies will attract
more investment from other countries and then promote competition to encourage
domestic businesses. It also gives a huge amount of money for companies and government.
For example, when a Vietnamese retailer imports a BMW car from Germany and sell it,
not only profit of these two companies increases, but also government will earn money
from tax, which is from 100 to 200 percent of its price. As the result, the economic growth
rate will be increased. Moreover, for developing and poor countries such as Vietnam,
Cambodia, India, or Bangladesh, it is a chance to create a lot of opportunities for people.
For instance, when a manufacturing clothes company such as H&M wants to decrease
