No doubt, now the world is not divided into two clear-cut power blocs, the cold war has ended and ground realities have radically changed and yet the continued relevance of NAM is beyond doubt as a pressure group against the interests of its member-nations, as a forum for the like-minded nations and as an organizations against any kind of discrimination by wealthy and advanced countries. In the absence of rival power blocs, it cannot be considered to have lost its relevance and purposefulness.
NAM’s constituents should hold sincerity and in – depth consultations among themselves; reform its strategy, redefine its goals, develop its cutting edge and use freely its bargaining power. It should revise its agenda to establish strong trade links and ties among member nations. It should see that the U.M Security Council is restructured and expanded to give NAM nations adequate representation as early as possible. It would certainly change the way the world is being governed by the few powerful countries. NAM Should also see that the rich countries fulfill their promises made to Rio conference in regard to the help and compensation to be given to developing countries in matters of pollution control, environment protection and economic growth.