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The second '''International Socialist Solidarity Organization''' (ISSO), sometimes also called the '''Third International''', is an international organization dedicated to advancing the political and economic causes of [[wikipedia:socialism|Socialism]] and [[wikipedia:communism|Communism]]. Both sovereign states and individual political parties can join the organization as a member or observer. The organization came into being with the 25 April 2022 signing of the Treaty of Lanozza in Lanozza, the capital city of [[Quariin]], to replace its [[International Socialist Solidarity Organization (1980)|predecessor organization]] of the same name. The organization is using an interim flag and symbols until final agreements are made among the state signatories. |
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International Socialist Solidarity Organization | |
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 Flag | |
| Administrative Secretariat | Lanozza, Quariin |
| Type | Intergovernmental organization |
| State Signatories | 11 Members
1 Observer Tsaizal |
| Leaders | |
• General Secretary | John Q. Comrade |
| Establishment | |
• First ISSO formed | 10 October 1980 |
• Treaty of Lanozza signed | 25 April 2022 |
The second International Socialist Solidarity Organization (ISSO), sometimes also called the Third International, is an international organization dedicated to advancing the political and economic causes of Socialism and Communism. Both sovereign states and individual political parties can join the organization as a member or observer. The organization came into being with the 25 April 2022 signing of the Treaty of Lanozza in Lanozza, the capital city of Quariin, to replace its predecessor organization of the same name. The organization is using an interim flag and symbols until final agreements are made among the state signatories.