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1. Exclusivity: Optional clause providing for exclusive negotiations for a specified period, used when parties want to ensure no parallel negotiations with other potential partners

2. Costs and Expenses: Optional section detailing how preliminary expenses will be handled, used when significant costs are expected during the negotiation phase

3. Break Fee: Optional provision for compensation if one party terminates negotiations, used in high-value partnerships with significant preliminary investments

4. Good Faith Obligation: Optional clause emphasizing the commitment to negotiate in good faith, used when parties want to strengthen the moral obligation

5. Regulatory Approvals: Optional section outlining required governmental or regulatory approvals, used when the partnership will require specific permits or licenses

6. Dispute Resolution: Optional detailed dispute resolution mechanism, used when parties want more specific procedures than default legal provisions

1. Initial Business Plan Overview: High-level summary of the proposed business plan and strategic objectives

2. Proposed Timeline: Detailed schedule of key milestones and deadlines for completing the partnership formation

3. Required Documentation List: List of documents and information required for due diligence and final agreement

4. Key Terms Sheet: Summary of principal commercial terms to be included in the final partnership agreement

5. Regulatory Requirements Checklist: List of necessary regulatory approvals and compliance requirements under Saudi law