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How many nations were represented at the first meeting of the united nations general assembly in 1946?
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There are 51 nations represented.
There are 51 nations represented.basically the northern regions of Canada wher not counted in this study so therfore ther would be 463827 nations that wher not added on to the 51
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All countries in the United Nations are represented in the?
general assembly
Which division of the United Nations is called the town meeting of the world?
The General Assembly is the town meeting of the world.
How many member are in the United Nations General Assembly?
There are 192 members in the general assembly.
Where was the first meeting of united nations held?
The first held meeting of the official United Nations was held in Moscow, Russia. This happened on October 30th, 1943.
How many nations are represented in the United Nations General Assembly?
192 nations are represented within the United Nations General Assembly. These are all of the member states of the United Nations.The United Nations General Assembly also has representatives from many International Organizations and Non-governmental Organizations, sitting in as United Nations Observers (UNOs). This includes a non-member state, the Holy See, and entities such as the Palestinian Authority and the Sovereign Military Order of Malta.The General Assembly has also set up several subsidiary Committees, the primary ones are :-The First Committee: Disarmament and International Security (DISEC)The Second Committee: Economic and Financial (ECOFIN)The Third Committee: Social, Cultural, and Humanitarian (SOCHUM)The Fourth Committee: Special Political and Decolonization (SPECPOL)The Fifth Committee: Administrative and BudgetaryThe Sixth Committee: Legal.There are 192 members in the general assembly.192
What is the United Nations main governing body also known as?
General assembly
The main body of the United Nations is called the?
general assembly
In which part of the United Nations do all member nations have the right to voice their views and vote on UN resolutions?
(General Assembly) The General Assembly is the largest body of the United Nations. Its purpose is to discuss world problems and vote on resolutions (statements) as to how those problems should be solved. The General Assembly does NOT, however, have the power to enforce its resolutions. Only the Security Council can authorize the use of military force.The General Assembly is made up of delegates (representatives) from nations that are members of the United Nations. When the United Nations first met in 1946, it had only 51 members. Therefore, only 51 delegates sat at the first General Assembly meeting. By the spring of 1993, however, U.N. membership had risen to 181 members. Speeches at General Assembly meetings are translated into several different languages so that delegates from different parts of the world will be able to understand what is said.
How many nations are in the general assembly?
192
What does the United Nations General Assembly President do?
The General Assembly passes resolutions. Its President organises the GA.
Which organ of the United Nations is composed of all the member nations?
the General Assembly
When was Carlos P Romulo President of the United Nations General Assembly?
Carol P Romulo was the Fourth President of the United Nations General Assembly, in 1949-50.
