-Collaboration proposal-

Proposed by: University of XYZ

Proposed to: University of ABC

Bridging Agency Higher Education Commission

Statement of intent

The proposal is a solicitation and effort to bring together with collaborations the distinct incubators of

university of ABC and university of XYZ. The agreement will describe the plan of action in the field of

research, innovation, commercialization and entrepreneurship across the border.

Executive summary

In the present era the market formation is tilting towards globalized business. Such new formations are

enhancing the scope of researchers and innovators. On the other hand, small business is receiving

charms of international level entrepreneurships. In such scenarios the starters have challenges to

recognize their patients at global levels. Further the incubators at universities have less chances of

exposure to the world markets.

The proposal is to create a realistic approach to an agreement where business incubators can

collaborate for enhancement of their business at international level. Collaboration is a key success for

sharing knowledge, learning and building consensus. When an individual or a team lacks a certain trait

or discipline, the other collaborative party may be well versed in the deficient area, which will support

with settled terms and conditions. In a particular team that work collaboratively can obtain greater
resources, recognition and reward when facing competition for finite resources. Also the incubators

from both institutions will be the door openers in both countries for the partners.

Plan of action

Both the institutions i.e. university of ABC and university of XYZ, will connect the incubators to excel in

the markets of both countries with shared incomes.

Market overview

Bahrain is considered one of the most open economies in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA)

region. With several free trade agreements, excellent infrastructure, and strong financial institutions,

Bahrain is well positioned to provide traders and investors access to regional and international markets.

Pakistan is a developing country. The economy is boosting industrializations, with centers of growth

along the Pak-China economic corridors. Primary export commodities include textiles, leather goods,

sports goods, chemicals and carpets/rugs. Major workforce is attached with agriculture business.