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A bilateral meeting is when two countries, through their representatives like Prime Ministers, meet to discuss issues of mutual interest. These meetings are crucial for diplomacy, allowing leaders to build relationships, negotiate agreements, and address shared challenges directly, as Andy Burnham and Mark Carney are doing here.
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