Over six decades ago, a coalition of developing nations came together at the United Nations to amplify their voices, giving birth to the Group of 77 (G77). What began with 77 countries has expanded to include 134 member states, making it the largest intergovernmental organization within the UN.
While China is not an official member of the G77, it has been a pivotal partner for more than 30 years. This partnership, known as G77+China, has emerged as a formidable voice for the Global South, addressing critical issues such as poverty, climate change, and trade barriers.
The collaboration within the G77+China forum exemplifies a strong, united force advocating for the interests of developing nations on the global stage.
This initiative is highlighted in CGTN's Global South Spotlight series, which sheds light on the pressing challenges faced by the developing world today. The series showcases how G77+China is collaboratively shaping a better future for the Global South.
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