The Non-Aligned Movement (NAM) includes countries that have chosen not to formally align with or against major power blocs, particularly during the Cold War. Key founding members include India, Yugoslavia, Egypt, and Indonesia. Today, NAM includes a diverse group of countries from various regions, such as Algeria, Cuba, and Vietnam, reflecting a commitment to sovereignty and independence in foreign policy. The movement aims to promote peace, security, and cooperation among its members.
Yugoslavia was usually considered 'non-aligned' during the cold war. The following countries were 'neutral', and belonged to neither the Warsaw Pact, nor to NATO: Switzerland, Austria, Sweden, Finland.
Yugoslavia
poverty, literacy,health
Pakistan joined the Non-Aligned Movement because it represented the common interests of of the newly-independent developing countries.
poverty, literacy,health
1st NAM Summit held at , Belgrade 1961 ! Purpose of this Summit - to ensure "the national independence, sovereignty, territorial integrity and security of non-aligned countries"
Mozambique is non-aligned.
Non-aligned nations Buffer States
C.avoid being dominated
Non-aligned Coalition was created in 1987.
There were no advantages to being non-aligned, as it left nations essentially prostate before the great powers, plus the term was meaningless as in reality "non-aligned" nations were simply nations that quietly sided with Soviet Russia in the Cold War.
the world is still divided into two groups developed countries and developing countries .colonialism is still present in s ome countries