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Major international conferences are forums where leaders and representatives from various countries gather to discuss critical global issues related to politics, economy, and environment. Representative conferences include the G7 Summit, G20 Summit, COP (UN Climate Change Conference), World Economic Forum (Davos Meeting), NATO Summit, and UN General Assembly. These conferences facilitate policy coordination and international consensus-building to address global challenges, significantly influencing the direction of world affairs.

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    <slug>g7-summit</slug>
    <name>G7 Summit</name>
    <description>An annual summit where leaders of the seven advanced economies gather to discuss the global economy and international affairs.</description>
    <establishedYear>1975</establishedYear>
    <frequency>Annual</frequency>
    <members>[&quot;Canada&quot;,&quot;France&quot;,&quot;Germany&quot;,&quot;Italy&quot;,&quot;Japan&quot;,&quot;United Kingdom&quot;,&quot;United States&quot;,&quot;European Union&quot;]</members>
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    <slug>g20-summit</slug>
    <name>G20 Summit</name>
    <description>A leaders&apos; meeting where 20 major economies, including both advanced and emerging countries, discuss critical global economic issues.</description>
    <establishedYear>2008</establishedYear>
    <frequency>Annual</frequency>
    <members>[&quot;Argentina&quot;,&quot;Australia&quot;,&quot;Brazil&quot;,&quot;Canada&quot;,&quot;China&quot;,&quot;France&quot;,&quot;Germany&quot;,&quot;India&quot;,&quot;Indonesia&quot;,&quot;Italy&quot;,&quot;Japan&quot;,&quot;South Korea&quot;,&quot;Mexico&quot;,&quot;Russia&quot;,&quot;Saudi Arabia&quot;,&quot;South Africa&quot;,&quot;Turkey&quot;,&quot;United Kingdom&quot;,&quot;United States&quot;,&quot;European Union&quot;,&quot;African Union&quot;]</members>
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    <code>03</code>
    <slug>cop</slug>
    <name>COP (UN Climate Change Conference)</name>
    <description>The UN&apos;s supreme decision-making body where countries negotiate on climate change issues.</description>
    <establishedYear>1995</establishedYear>
    <frequency>Annual</frequency>
    <members></members>
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    <code>04</code>
    <slug>wef-davos</slug>
    <name>World Economic Forum (Davos Meeting)</name>
    <description>An annual meeting where world political and business leaders gather to discuss global economic and social challenges.</description>
    <establishedYear>1971</establishedYear>
    <frequency>Annual</frequency>
    <members></members>
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    <code>05</code>
    <slug>nato-summit</slug>
    <name>NATO Summit</name>
    <description>A meeting where NATO member country leaders gather to determine the alliance&apos;s security policies.</description>
    <establishedYear>1949</establishedYear>
    <frequency>Irregular (approximately annual)</frequency>
    <members></members>
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    <code>06</code>
    <slug>un-general-assembly</slug>
    <name>UN General Assembly</name>
    <description>One of the UN&apos;s main organs and its deliberative body where all member states participate equally.</description>
    <establishedYear>1945</establishedYear>
    <frequency>Annual (convenes in September)</frequency>
    <members></members>
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    <code>07</code>
    <slug>apec-summit</slug>
    <name>APEC Summit</name>
    <description>A leaders&apos; meeting where 21 Asia-Pacific economies participate to promote regional economic cooperation.</description>
    <establishedYear>1989</establishedYear>
    <frequency>Annual</frequency>
    <members></members>
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