A memorandum of understanding (MOU) outlines mutual goals and intentions between parties before a formal contract is signed. Used across business, government, and nonprofits, it clarifies roles and expectations without creating binding legal obligations. This flexible framework benefits partners by aligning objectives, reducing misunderstandings, and streamlining negotiations, making it ideal for joint ventures, research collaborations, and international agreements.
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