Foreword, Vol. 1
The establishment of the Group of 77 in June 1964 has been described by many academics and practitioners as one of the significant political phenomena of the post-Second World... More
Foreword, Vol. 2
Since the Group of 77 came into existance four decades ago, the South has gained strength by making use of its collective energies and potentialities. The economies of the developing... More
Foreword, Vol. 3
The attempt by the developing countries to persuate the developed countries to undertake joint measures aimed at promoting the sustainable development of a global economy and to enable... More
Foreword, Vol. 4
In its forty-five years of existence, the Group of77 has grown today to a coalition of 130 countries, representing the majority of U.N. membership as well as the majority of the global... More


Mr. Mourad Ahmia, Executive Secretary of the Group of 77,
Editor of the Third Series: The Collected Documents of the Group of 77 at the United Nations.

Hon. Héctor Timerman, Minister of Foreign Relations of Argentina, being presented with the Third Series publication in 2011 by Mr. Mourad Ahmia, Executive Secretary of the Group of 77.

Hon. Evo Morales, President of Bolivia (left), being presented with the Third Series publication in 2010 by Mr. Mourad Ahmia, Executive Secretary of the Group of 77.

Hon. Chandrika B. Kumaratunge (left), former President of Sri Lanka, presented with the Third Series publication on the occasion of the meeting of the G-77 Panel of Eminent Personalities on a Development Platform for the South (St. John's, Antigua and Barbuda 29 - 30 April 2008)

Hon. P.J. Patterson (left), former Prime Minister of Jamaica and Chair of G-77 for 2005, presented with the Third Series publication on the occasion of the meeting of the G-77 Panel of Eminent Personalities on a Development Platform for the South (St. John's, Antigua and Barbuda 29 - 30 April 2008)

The Hon. Baldwin Spencer (left), Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs of Antigua and Barbuda, with Mr. Mourad Ahmia, Executive Secretary of the Group of 77 during the presentation of the Third Series publication (St. John's, Antigua and Barbuda, 29 April 2008)

The Hon. Baldwin Spencer (left), Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs of Antigua and Barbuda, presenting an Appreciation Award to Mr. Mourad Ahmia, Exeucitve Secretary of the Group of 77, in recognition of his outstanding efforts in documenting the Group's legacy and preserving its institutional memory (St. John's, Antigua and Barbuda, 30 April 2009)

The Hon. Baldwin Spencer (left), Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs of Antigua and Barbuda, honoring Mourad Ahmia, Executive Secretary of the Group of 77, with the International Award for South-South Cooperation (United Nations Headquarters, 26 Setpember 2008)

His Excellency Mr. Dumisani S. Kumalo of South Africa, former Chair of G-77 (2006), presenting the Third Series on the occasion of the UN Day for South-South Cooperation (New York, 19 December 2006)

Her Excellency Dr. Nkosazana C. Dlamini Zuma (left), Minister for Foreign Affairs of the Republic of South Africa, presenting an Appreciation Award to Mr. Mourad Ahmia, Executive Secretary of the Group of 77, on the occasion of the 30th Annual Ministerial Meeting of the Group of 77 (UN Headquarters, 22 September 2006)

His Excellency Laurent Gbagbo (right), President of the Republic of Côte d'Ivoire, presenting an Achievement Award to Mr. Mourad Ahmia, Executive Secretary of the Group of 77, in recognition of his outstanding leadership (Yamoussoukro, Côte D'Ivoire, 13 June 2008)

His Excellency Mr. Vincenzo Scotti (right), Undersecretary of Foreign Affairs of Italy, presenting an Achievement Award to Mr. Mourad Ahmia, Executive Secretary of the Group of 77, at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Rome, Italy, 20 July 2008)

His Excellency Edwin W. Carrington, Secretary-General of CARICOM, presented with the Third Series publication on the occasion of the meeting of the G-77 Panel of Eminent Personalities on a Development Platform for the South (St. John's, Antigua and Barbuda 29 - 30 April 2008)