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The Group of 77, which fulfilled its promise to be the major constituency within the United Nations system was established on 15 June 1964 at the conclusion of the first United Nations Conference on Trade and Development
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Geneva 1976-79 224 5 2 Preparation for UNCTAD Conferences: The G 77's the analysis are - Why did the developing countries form a coalition in the United
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Established in 1964, the Group of 77 and China represents the voice and concerns of 134 developing countries in the multilateral arena, a strong coalition
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When the BASIC group was formed in 2009, the four countries claimed to The G77 legacy allowed the BASIC countries to claim a special relationship with the
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That the G-77, like the Non-Aligned Movement (NAM), was formed in the 1960s clearly followed the decolonization of many countries after the Second World
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decided to convene a conference on trade and development, and established a The combination of Groups A and C to form the G-77 meant that, in practice,
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first United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD), they formed the Third World caucus known as the Group of 77 The G-77's first major
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The G-77 began in 1964 to give a voice to demands for a New International Economic Order within the UN Seventy-seven countries formed the original group
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