IIITA MUN: Resolution 1.0 passes !

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General Assembly 2015
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Resolution 1.0 passes !

After heated discussions on both the resolutions , the Executive Board successfully passes Resolution 1.0 proposed by delegates of China, USA, Mexico, Japan, Russia and Germany !

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