Meetings with US government are fine to discuss general project...
- Submitted by 3 months ago
Isabel Rayn
Answered 3 months ago
Meetings with the US government are appropriate for discussing the general scope and objectives of a project, including its overall vision, strategic alignment, and potential public value. These discussions can focus on high-level concepts such as project purpose, intended outcomes, compliance considerations, regulatory frameworks, and areas of mutual interest or collaboration.
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