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The widest and most destructive armed conflict in history ended.
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Bertil Hedberg (official at the Stockholm School of Economics) and the two students Jaroslav Zich of Czechoslovakia and Stanislas Callens of Belgium founded AIESE, the predecessor of AIESEC
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Students for 9 university and 7 countries met in LIEGES, (Belgium) to create AIESEC, with the intention of fostering international cooperation.
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89 students particpated on the first of many exchange program
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Aiesec takes itself outside the Europe's confines.
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AIESEC expands to South America, Asia and South Africa as first member of Africa debates over diversity rampant in Aiesec
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The president United States of America J.F. Kennedy attends AIESEC International Congress organized first time outside Europe (USA)
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The delegates of 16th International Congress in Rome visit Pope John Paul IX
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4742 trainees are exchanged. More holes are pierced in the communist countries as Poland and Hungary join AIESEC. AIESEC start encouraging the membership of the so-called "developping countries".
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The first AIESEC International Congress in Asia (Tokyo, Japan).
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AIESEC starts to organize “Leadership Development Seminars” in the network.
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The region of Africa is officially established.
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AIESEC International enters the information age. With the help of Citibank it starts to use computers.
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7029 international internship realized.
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AIESEC gets its official logo
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AIESEC attends all the United Nations conferences as a global youth representative.
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“AIESEC 2010″ strategic plan is created.
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We unite active youth in 107 countries.
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We realize 10000 international internships