The recent Summit of the Group of 77 (G77) plus China concluded in Havana, Cuba, on September 16, bringing together delegations from over 100 countries. Established in 1964, the G77 now encompasses 134 member countries, representing more than two-thirds of the United Nations' member states.
Amidst high-level discussions, the summit also highlighted the voices of local Cubans. CGTN Stringer engaged with residents on the vibrant streets of Havana, gathering insights into the nation's economic landscape and the broader challenges faced by developing countries.
Key topics that resonated during the interviews included sustainable development, housing issues, environmental protection, and education. These areas emerged as top priorities for locals, reflecting a collective desire for progress and stability.
A local resident shared his hopes for the future, stating, \"I hope the G77 members continue to strengthen solidarity among the group so that they reach better solutions together.\" His words encapsulate the spirit of collaboration that the summit aims to foster.
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We Talk: Cubans hope G77 members can unite to meet challenges
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