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Reduction of the Military Budgets of the States Permanent Members of the Security Council by 10 Percent and Utilization of Part of the Funds Thus Saved to Provide Assistance to Developing Countries

A/RES/3093(XXVIII)[A]View PDF

Who adopted this document and its mandates?

A Resolution of the General Assembly, under agenda item 102 Reduction of the military budgets of States permanent members of the Security Council by 10 per cent and utilization of part of the funds thus saved to provide assistance to developing countries, published in 1974.

What else is in this group?

3 documents · 1974
YearSymbolTitleWord lengthText similarity
1974
A/RES/3093(XXVIII)[B]

Reduction of the military budgets of the States permanent members of the Security Council by 10 percent and utilization of part of the funds thus saved to provide assistance to developing countries

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1974
A/RES/3093(XXVIII)A-B

Reduction of the military budgets of the States permanent members of the Security Council by 10 percent and utilization of part of the funds thus saved to provide assistance to developing countries

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1974
A/RES/3093(XXVIII)[A]

Reduction of the military budgets of the States permanent members of the Security Council by 10 percent and utilization of part of the funds thus saved to provide assistance to developing countries

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What subjects does this mandate have?

3 subjects
Development AssistanceMilitary BudgetsMilitary Expenditures

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