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- The Group of Friends of Global Governance was established at the United Nations in New York, consisting of 43 founding member countries, including China, Cuba, and Iran.
- China's UN representative, Fu Cong, stated that the group's goal is to enhance international cooperation amid challenges to multilateralism.
- The initiative is part of China's Global Governance Initiative, which aims to reform global governance principles, emphasizing sovereign equality and multilateralism.
- The group supports the UN80 Initiative to improve UN efficiency and address the needs of developing nations.
- Fu Cong also stressed the importance of a correct historical narrative of World War II and the simultaneous need for security and development.
