Historische Organisatie
Non-Aligned Movement
Non-Aligned Movement
Ook bekend als: NAM
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First Non-Aligned Movement summit opens in Belgrade
đź“… 1 September 1961Governments seeking independence from Cold War military blocs convened in Belgrade. Anti-colonialism and a collective voice in world affairs were central concerns.
Belgrade summit concludes with a non-aligned declaration
đź“… 6 September 1961The inaugural summit concluded by advancing peaceful coexistence, decolonization and a more independent role for developing countries in international politics.
Non-Aligned summit calls for a new economic order
đź“… 9 September 1973The Algiers political declaration raised the demand for a New International Economic Order to change unequal patterns of trade, finance and control over resources.
UN calls a special session on raw materials and development
đź“… 17 December 1973The General Assembly decided to hold a special session on development and international economic cooperation, bringing demands from non-aligned countries onto the UN agenda.
Boumediene argues for economic sovereignty at the UN
đź“… 10 April 1974Algerian president Houari Boumediene addressed the special session, calling attention to unequal exchange and the right of countries to control their natural resources.
Non-Aligned countries adopt Lima solidarity programme
📅 30 Augustus 1975At their foreign ministers’ meeting, non-aligned countries adopted a programme for mutual assistance and solidarity, including cooperation among developing states.
Colombo summit adopts programme for economic cooperation
đź“… 19 Augustus 1976The Fifth Non-Aligned Summit concluded with an action programme for cooperation among developing countries as part of the pursuit of economic independence.
Havana Non-Aligned summit concludes
📅 9 September 1979The sixth summit advanced anti-colonial solidarity and economic cooperation while members also debated the movement’s direction during the Cold War.