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Several known factors impact collaboration whenever multiple public organizations engage in information sharing and interoperability initiatives. However, few analyses exist on how to cope with the challenges faced in inter-organizational collaborations across nations. Based on the literatures on networked government, inter-organizational collaboration, information integration, and border theory, this paper presents a framework that integrates important factors, which are proposed to affect multinational e-government collaboration, information sharing, and interoperability. The main contribution of this conceptual paper is to connect existing theoretical models as a basis to initially explain and to guide planned empirical research on the phenomena of multinational e-government collaborative networks and information sharing initiatives across national borders.