In international transactions, the main risk is not the "language of the contract," but the uncertainty of who, where, and how fulfills obligations.
Check the 4 conditions: currency and payment method, delivery/acceptance terms, applicable law and jurisdiction, force majeure, and penalties for late payment.
If there is an advance payment, add a guarantee/security or payment stages; otherwise, the dispute turns into a "catch the counterparty in another country" situation.
In correspondence, record specifications, deadlines, and proof of delivery of documents—this is your evidence base.
Good legal support for an international contract saves months of litigation and reduces business losses.
