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What sounds better for a native speaker? I wish for a future cooperation or I hope to a future cooperation?

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Due to the fact I am not a native speaker, do you have a better option?

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  1. "I look forward for your full cooperation regarding this matter" is better.

    I am not a native English speaker, but I have written letters to this effect numerous times.

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