On the 14th, UN Secretary General Guterres delivered a speech at the handover ceremony of the presidency of the Group of 77 and China, stating that it is very important to adhere to multilateralism in the context of intensified global conflicts and pressure on international cooperation. The Group of 77 and China is a solid pillar of multilateralism. Guterres said that at the beginning of the new year, global conflicts have intensified, inequality has widened, debt remains high, and trust continues to be lost, putting pressure on international cooperation. All of this indicates the importance of adhering to multilateralism. He stated that the Group of 77 and China is a solid pillar of multilateralism, constantly demonstrating unity and strength. The President of the 80th United Nations General Assembly, Berk, stated that the multilateral system and the United Nations are under unprecedented pressure, and countries need to defend the UN Charter more than ever before. The Group of 77 and China play a crucial role in this regard. On that day, Iraq officially handed over the presidency of the Group of 77 and China to Uruguay. The Group of 77 was established in 1964 as an intergovernmental international organization composed of developing countries, aimed at strengthening solidarity and cooperation to accelerate the economic and social development process of developing countries. China has always supported the organization's just claims and reasonable demands. Since the 1990s, the relationship between China and the G77 has made significant progress on its original basis, through the mechanism of "G77 and China" for coordination and cooperation. (New Society)
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