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On April 22, 2007, half a month has passed since the 'Quad nuclear issue', and the foreign ministers' representatives of the four countries, the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) and the UN Security Council have held many public and private consultations. Pen, fun, and www.biquge.info

At a recent summit of foreign ministers of many countries held in Riyadh, the capital of Saudi Arabia, the United States, together with representatives of Britain, France, Israel, and other countries, once again exerted pressure on the four countries, emphasizing the threat posed by nuclear weapons to the world, and trying to force the four countries to abandon their research on nuclear weapons.

Although the pressure was defused by the four countries together, the representatives of each country felt a deep pressure in the tense atmosphere of the meeting.

In order to cope with the aggressiveness of the United States and other countries, the four countries jointly held a press conference in Tehran, the capital of Iran, on the morning of 22 July.

At the meeting, the deputy foreign ministers/vice foreign ministers of the four countries wanted to officially announce the establishment of the "Third Countries Economic Cooperation Organization", and the first four member countries were Iran, North Korea, Syria and Somalia.

At the press conference, the deputy foreign ministers of the four countries announced the constitution and organizational division of the "Third Countries Economic Cooperation Organization", as well as the responsibilities and obligations of each member state.

The Third Economic Cooperation Organization (ECECD) is referred to as the Third Economic Cooperation Organization, and the rules and regulations of the Third Economic Cooperation are in many ways borrowed from the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD), which was established in 1961. However, the two are very different, the OECD is a political axe international development organization composed of more than 30 market economy countries, and the main member countries are basically economically developed countries; Formerly known as the European Economic Cooperation (EEC), it later joined the United States, Australia, Israel and other countries, and now has 34 member states.

The constitution of the Third OECD stipulates that the member countries must be third world countries, that is, economically underdeveloped countries, and is an international organization that strengthens cooperation and exchanges among economically underdeveloped countries.

In the structure of the Third OECD, the Council is the highest decision-making body, with one representative from each member country serving as a member of the Council, as well as the Office of the Secretary and specialized committees on economics, trade, science and education. The members of the Committee include economists, scientists and other professionals from Member States.

The Council of Governors, the highest decision-making body, shall have a Chairman and three Vice-Chairmen. The Chair and Vice-Chairs are elected from among the Member States for a term of four years, renewable for up to two consecutive terms.

Because the third OECD was initiated by Iran, the other three countries joined accordingly. After deliberations, the first chairman of the council was Abdul Ahmad, the representative of Iran and the former senior adviser to the President of Iran. Rumi served as one representative each from the Democratic People's Republic of Korea, Syria and Somalia as Vice-Chair of the Council.

As soon as the press conference ended, all countries in the world were given detailed information about the Third OECD, and although the political axes of various countries expressed their congratulations at the first time, secretly, the attitudes of various countries were very different. Naturally, some Western countries, led by the United States, immediately summoned a large number of economists and think tanks to make all-out efforts to analyze the impact of the establishment of the Third Economic Cooperation and Development Organization (OECD) on their own national interests, as well as on the member countries of the Third Economic Cooperation and Development Organization and the global economic environment. And some underdeveloped third world countries are all taking a wait-and-see attitude towards the third OECD.

This is because anyone with a discerning eye can see that the establishment of the Third OECD at this time period is of extraordinary political significance, and it is clearly a reaction to the attitude of the Western world led by the United States and other countries to press forward step by step. Although on the surface the Third OECD is only an international organization for economic cooperation and development, it is not yet clear what role this 'bond' will play.

Because of scruples, after the establishment of the Third OECD, no country has the idea of joining for the time being. Most countries are waiting and seeing, and if this organization can really enable economically underdeveloped countries to deepen exchanges and learn from each other's strengths, which is conducive to the development of their own economies, joining the third OECD is also a very good choice.

On the afternoon of the establishment of the Third OECD, the Mineral Resources Development Company under the Xingchen Group, the largest group company in Somalia, reached a steel cooperation agreement with Iran, and Iran assisted Somalia in building a large-scale steel smelter, and Somalia will sell steel like Iran at 5% lower than the international steel price, and then the machinery factory under the Somali Xingchen Group sold a batch of machinery and equipment like Iran, including an ultra-precision CNC machine tool that has reached the world's advanced level. According to OECD III regulations, trade between member countries has preferential treatment of up to 10% in terms of tariffs, prices, etc.

Later, North Korea and Iran reached an agreement on 'oil for steel', and Syria, as one of the five largest grain exporters in the Arab countries, will give priority to the third OECD member countries in the future share of grain exports. Somalia, Iran and North Korea are all agrarian underdeveloped countries that need to import large quantities of grain every year......

The conclusion of cooperation one after another has made many underdeveloped countries in the international wait-and-see attitude salivate, but the ambiguity of the attitude of various countries in the world towards the third OECD makes these countries still dare not join the third OECD prematurely.

The establishment of the Third OECD is very beneficial to the four countries. Syria and Iran are rich in oil, and North Korea and Somalia are rich in iron ore and non-ferrous metals. As the backbone of modern industry, oil and steel will be given priority to meet the needs of member countries, and the price will be relatively favorable, which is undoubtedly very beneficial for the four countries. Because in this way, the four countries have a more obvious target in the trade import and export, reduce many cumbersome processes, reduce the import and export costs, and it is difficult to estimate the role of the four countries in economic development.

This is only the trade aspect of the four countries, and secretly other aspects of cooperation are in full swing. For example, the joint R&D center established by Soy has shown a strong desire to participate in the political axes of Syria and North Korea.

After a series of consultations and discussions, the Somali and Iranian politicians finally agreed that the two countries would participate in the study of the new talks. A large number of Syrian and North Korean scientists and related technicians secretly arrived at the R&D center in Badada, Somalia, and immediately threw themselves into the difficult task force of the new tank. In addition, Syria and North Korea, as later members, invested $150 million each in R&D centers, bringing the total amount of the entire joint R&D program to $1 billion.

It is believed that with the success of a series of preliminary cooperation, the four countries will deepen and accelerate coordinated cooperation in various fields in the fields of economic and trade, technological exchanges, and cooperation, and even if they cannot catch up with the world's economic and scientific and technological powers for a while, the political axes of the four countries all believe that with the 'linking role' of the Third OECD, the political axes of the four countries have entered a road of rapid development.

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