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Model Diplomat Research Team · Last reviewed June 22, 2026

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- The L.
- 69 Group is a cross-regional coalition of developing countries from Asia, Africa, Latin America and the Caribbean that advocates comprehensive reform and expansion of the UN Security Council in both permanent and non-permanent categories.
- Why is it called the L.69 Group?
- How does the L.69 Group differ from the G4?
- What is the L.69 Group's position on the veto?

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In September 2024, India's Permanent Mission to the UN reiterated its support for the L.69 Group's demand for text-based negotiations on Security Council reform during the Intergovernmental Negotiations and the Summit of the Future.

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