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Bandung Conference
Bandung Conference: compare 27 countries on 2 metrics.
Participants
2 values across 27 entries
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27 countries
 Afghanistan | Participant | — |
 Cambodia | Participant | — |
 China | Participant | — |
 Cyprus | Participant | Not yet independent, but represented by Archbishop Makarios, who was later elected as the first President of the Republic of Cyprus. |
 Egypt | Participant | — |
 Ethiopia | Participant | — |
 Ghana | Participant | As Gold Coast |
 India | Sponsor | — |
 Indonesia | Sponsor | — |
 Iran | Participant | — |
 Iraq | Participant | — |
 Japan | Participant | — |
 Jordan | Participant | — |
 Laos | Participant | — |
 Lebanon | Participant | — |
 Liberia | Participant | — |
 Libya | Participant | — |
 Myanmar | Sponsor | As Burma |
 Nepal | Participant | — |
 Pakistan | Sponsor | — |
 Philippines | Participant | — |
 Saudi Arabia | Participant | — |
 Sri Lanka | Sponsor | As Ceylon |
 Sudan | Participant | Not yet independent, represented by Chief Minister Ismail al-Azhari. |
 Syria | Participant | — |
 Turkey | Participant | — |
 Yemen | Participant | — |
Quick answers
- Where does this bandung conference data come from?
- Rankodex compiles it from World Population Review and the primary sources it cites: The participants at the Bandung conference (18 to 24 April 1955) - CVCE; Cyprus and the Non–Aligned Movement - Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Cyprus; Bandung Conference - Wiki; Bandung Conference (Asian-African Conference), 1955 - US Department of State.