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The Congress is the supreme body of the Socialist International.
The Socialist International establishes Commissions to address significant global issues.
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Each year, during the high level segment of the UN General Assembly in the month of September, the SI holds a meeting of members.
The regional Committees define and inform the work of the Socialist International.
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