Global Partnership Agreement
The purpose of this Agreement is to establish a long-term, strategic, and mutually beneficial global partnership between the Parties, to define the areas of cooperation and clarify mutual rights and obligations.
The purpose of this Agreement is to establish a long-term, strategic, and mutually beneficial global partnership between the Parties, to define the areas of cooperation and clarify mutual rights and obligations.
This Global Partnership Agreement (“Agreement”) is entered into on [Date] by and between the following parties:
Party A: [Full Legal Name], a company incorporated under the laws of [Country], with its registered office at [Address].
Party B: [Full Legal Name], a company incorporated under the laws of [Country], with its registered office at [Address].
Hereinafter, both entities will be referred to collectively as the “Parties” and individually as a “Party”.
The purpose of this Agreement is to establish a long-term, strategic, and mutually beneficial global partnership between the Parties, to define the areas of cooperation and clarify mutual rights and obligations.
This Agreement aims to build a global collaboration that serves the mutual interests of both Parties. Through this partnership, the Parties intend to:
Enter new markets
Develop products and services
Share knowledge, resources, and technology
Enhance brand value
Implement joint projects and activities
This Agreement sets the general framework, operational principles, and rules applicable to this cooperation.
Unless otherwise stated in writing, this is a non-exclusive partnership. Each Party reserves the right to engage in similar partnerships with other entities, provided these do not conflict with the objectives, scope, or confidentiality terms of this Agreement.
The partnership shall be based on mutual respect, transparency, and equality.
The Parties agree to collaborate in the following areas:
Joint development of products or services
Market entry and expansion in designated regions
Joint R&D initiatives
Sharing of knowledge, software, patents, or personnel
Co-organization of events, seminars, or training
Marketing, advertising, and brand awareness campaigns
Coordination of logistics and supply chains
Referral of leads and sales support
Each area of collaboration may be further defined in separate annexes, with written approval by both Parties.
Each Party shall appoint a “Partnership Manager” responsible for communication and coordination.
Responsibilities of Party A may include:
Providing technical infrastructure and expertise
Offering manufacturing, distribution, or logistics resources
Ensuring product/service quality
Obtaining necessary legal compliance and certifications
Responsibilities of Party B may include:
Conducting sales and marketing in target markets
Offering legal and regulatory support
Providing customer service
Leveraging regional networks and promotional access
Any changes to these responsibilities must be made in writing and approved by both Parties.
The Parties may establish a “Joint Steering Committee” to oversee partnership activities and make strategic decisions. This committee shall:
Meet quarterly
Evaluate performance
Approve improvements or changes
Involve external consultants or experts if necessary
Meetings may be held online or in person. Meeting minutes shall be officially recorded and shared.
This Agreement is valid for a period of [e.g. 2 years] from the date of signing. Early termination may occur under the following conditions:
Either Party provides written notice at least [e.g. 60 days] in advance
Mutual written agreement between the Parties
If a material breach occurs and is not remedied within [e.g. 30 days] of written notice
Upon termination, any ongoing projects or obligations will be completed under mutually agreed exit terms.
The method for sharing revenue and expenses will be defined in separate project-based agreements. Unless otherwise agreed, each Party is responsible for its own costs.
In profit-generating collaborations, profit-sharing may be equal or proportional to contributions. These ratios must be confirmed in writing.
All intellectual property developed as part of the partnership (including trademarks, software, designs, and patents) shall be managed under separate written agreements.
Unless stated otherwise, each Party retains ownership of the IP it possessed prior to this partnership.
Rights of use, licensing, and revenue related to new IP will be mutually agreed upon.
During and after the term of this Agreement, both Parties agree not to disclose any commercial, technical, or strategic information to third parties.
The confidentiality obligation continues for [e.g. 3 years] after the Agreement ends.
Confidential information includes, but is not limited to: business plans, customer data, pricing models, prototypes, and business strategies.
The Parties agree to attempt to resolve any dispute arising from this Agreement through amicable negotiation. If unresolved, the dispute shall be referred to arbitration in [Country/Region], in [Language], and under [Designated Rules].
The arbitration decision shall be final and binding.
This Agreement shall be governed by the laws of [Specify Country]. Jurisdiction for unresolved matters shall belong to the competent courts of [Specify City/Country].
This Agreement is signed by the free will of the Parties.
It becomes valid only after being signed by all Parties.
Any amendments must be made in writing and signed.
No Party is authorized to act on behalf of the other Party unless expressly granted in writing.
The annexes are integral parts of this Agreement. These may include project plans, profit-sharing tables, technical specifications, and NDAs signed separately by the Parties.
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