Global South Needs Its Own Organization (…)

What does it take for the Global South to truly speak with one voice on the world stage?

For over fifty years, the Global South has pushed tirelessly for a fairer, more balanced world order. But what really happens behind the speeches, the summits, and the slogans?

In this book, an insider with decades of experience in diplomacy takes you inside the corridors of the UN and beyond, where developing countries have struggled to organize, assert themselves, and drive lasting change.

The book reflects on a persistent tension, the urgent need for unity and effective cooperation even as geopolitical fragmentation and competing interests threaten to divide. It includes a thoughtful look at the 2024 summits in Kampala, Uganda, where new hope grows for the Global South to work together more strongly and have a bigger impact.

This narrative traces decades of ambition, struggle, and often unseen victories. It revisits forgotten turning points, honors visionary leaders, and grapples with a pressing question: why has building lasting institutions for the Global South been so difficult and why does it still matter?

Timely, thought-provoking, and at times surprising, this book is for anyone who believes that a better, fairer global order is not only possible but worth fighting for.