Talking about your town

Contents

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  1United Nations working languages
  
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  2Examples of common international organizations
  
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    2.1English and French
    
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    2.2Other groups with one or two working languages
    
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    2.3English, French and Spanish
    
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    2.4Other groups with three or more working languages
    
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  3See also
  
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  4References
  

United Nations working languages[edit]

Originally English and French were established as working languages at the UN. Later, Arabic, Chinese, Russian and Spanish were added as working languages in the General Assembly and in the Economic and Social Council. Currently, Arabic, Chinese, English, French, Russian and Spanish are the working languages of the Security Council.[1]