Partial membership of an international organization

Abstract

Membership in an international organization is an important stage in the implementation of external and internal activities. It is the legal bond linking the state with the organization from which the rights and obligations arise. From the point of view of individual states that are members, activity in the forum of the organization is an important element of foreign policy. Diplomacy, usually developed by states on the forum of international organizations, is treated as an important instrument of international cooperation. The importance of international organizations is evidenced by the efforts of individual countries to submit their own initiatives in the forum of organizations and efforts to ensure the representation of their country in the main organs of the organization. One of the non-member statuses of participation in an international organization is partial membership, which enables full participation in one or more organs of the organization in the interest of itself and of the organization itself.