G77

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The Group of Seventy-Seven (G77) was established on June 15, 1964 in accordance with the "Joint Declaration of Seventy-seven Developing Countries" issued at the end of the first session of the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD) ,Geneva.

It was established to articulate and promote the collective economic interests of its members and to strengthen their joint negotiating capacity on all major international economic issues within the United Nations system.

The Group of 77 is the largest intergovernmental organization of developing countries in the United Nations, providing countries with the means to express and promote their collective economic interests, and enhancing the ability of countries to negotiate jointly on all major international economic issues within the United Nations system.

G77 membership has expanded to 134 member countries, but the original name has been retained due to its historical significance.

The Chair rotates by region (Africa, Asia, Latin America and the Caribbean) for one-year terms.

G77 memberIslamic Republic of Afghanistan

DjiboutiLibyaSao Tome and PrincipeAlgeriaDominiqueMadagascarSaudi ArabiaAngolaDominican RepublicMalawiSenegalAntigua and BarbudaEcuadorMalaysiaSeychellesArgentinaEgyptMaldivesSierra LeoneBahamasEl SalvadorMaliSingaporeBahrainEquatorial GuineaMarshall IslandsSolomon IslandsBangladesh

EritreaMauritaniaSomaliaBarbados

Eswatini EthiopiaMauritiusSouth Africa
South SudanBelizeFijiMicronesiaSri LankaBeninGabonMongoliaSultanBhutanThe GambiaMoroccoSurinameBoliviaGhana
GrenadaMozambiqueSyrian Arab Republic

Bosnia and HerzegovinaGuatemalaMyanmarTajikistanBotswanaGuineaNamibia
NauruTanzaniaBrazilGuinea-BissauNepalThailandBrunei DarussalamGuyanaNicaraguaEast TimorBurkina FasoHaitiNigerTogoBurundiHondurasNigeriaTongaCape Verde
CambodiaIndiaOman Trinidad and TobagoCameroon

IndonesiaPakistanTunisiaIranPalestine Central African RepublicIraqPanama

Uganda ChadJamaica Papua New GuineaUnited Arab EmiratesChile JordanParaguayUruguay

ChinaKenyaPeruVanuatu

Colombia

Democratic People of KoreaPhilippinesVenezuela, Bolivarian Republic ofComorosRepublic
KiribatiQatarVietnam Democratic Republic of the Congo. RepresentativeKuwaitRwandaYemenRepublic of the CongoLao People's Democratic Republic

St. Saint Kitts and NevisZambiaCosta RicaLebanon St. LuciaZimbabweIvory CoastLesotho St. Saint Vincent and the GrenadinesCubaLiberiaSamoa

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