International Organizations: UN, SAARC & OIC: quick revision, 10 bites
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UN Founded: October 24, 1945
One date that changed global diplomacy forever.
The **United Nations** was officially founded on **October 24, 1945**, after World War II, to maintain international peace and security.
Takeaway. October 24 is celebrated as United Nations Day every year.
Vatican City Is NOT a UN Member
This tiny state stays outside the UN.
**Vatican City** is **not** a member of the United Nations. It holds permanent observer status instead.
Takeaway. Vatican City is the only widely recognized state that is not a UN member.
International Court of Justice: The Hague
The world's court sits in this Dutch city.
Takeaway. ICJ is in The Hague, not New York or Geneva.
SAARC Has 8 Member Countries
Eight South Asian nations, one forum.
Takeaway. SAARC = 8 members; Afghanistan joined in 2007.
OIC Has 3 Official Languages
Three tongues unite the Islamic world.
Takeaway. OIC uses Arabic, English, and French as official languages.
UN vs SAARC vs OIC at a Glance
Three organizations, three different scopes.
Takeaway. UN is global, SAARC is South Asian, OIC is Islamic-world focused.
Don't Confuse UN Day with Founding Year
1945 vs 1949 — one digit changes everything.
Takeaway. UN = October 24, 1945. Lock this date with the WWII connection.
Memory Trick: 'Hague Has the Court'
H for Hague, H for High Court.
Link **H**ague with **H**igh Court (ICJ). Both start with H — easy to recall in exams.
Takeaway. Hague = ICJ. The H-alliteration locks it in.
Exam Tip: Watch the 'NOT' Questions
One word flips the whole answer.
Questions like *'Which country is NOT a UN member?'* are traps. Read carefully — the answer is **Vatican City**, not the other three options.
Takeaway. Underline 'NOT' in negative questions before answering.
UN Has 193 Members Today
From 51 founders to 193 nations.
The UN started with **51 member states** in 1945 and has grown to **193 members** — nearly every country on Earth.
Takeaway. 193 = current UN membership; 51 = founding members.
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