Pertaining to an agreement, decision, or action that involves and includes all possible parties, groups, or nations without exception. Unlike unilateral (involving one
party), bilateral (involving
two parties), or multilateral (involving more than
two parties but not necessarily all), an allateral approach ensures that every relevant entity is involved in the process, leaving no one excluded.
"In an effort to prevent any future conflicts, the
world peace accord was designed to be allateral, including every faction and stakeholder on the planet."
"The climate treaty was praised for its allateral
nature, as it ensured that every
country, regardless of size or economic status, had a say in the final agreement."