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G-9

Which countries were in the G-9? 9 surviving former member countries in the Magna Factbook, ranked by Magna Power. The Group of Nine dissolved in 1971.

Last updated: October 2026

Member countries (9)

#	Country	Power
1	Denmark	64.67/100
2	Sweden	63.9/100
3	Netherlands	63.81/100
4	Belgium	59.22/100
5	Finland	58.96/100
6	Austria	56.36/100
7	Romania	55.56/100
8	Bulgaria	52.79/100
9	Hungary	50.59/100

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The G-9 had 9 surviving former member countries, ranked by national power. The strongest members were Denmark, Sweden, and Netherlands. The Group of Nine dissolved in 1971; Yugoslavia was also a member.

Frequently asked questions

What is G-9?

The Group of Nine (G-9) was a short-lived alliance of European states that met occasionally in the late 1960s. It dissolved in 1971. Yugoslavia was also a member; the nine surviving former members are listed in Magna Bureau Factbook, ranked by national power.

Which countries are members of G-9?

The 9 surviving former members of the G-9 include Denmark, Sweden, Netherlands, Belgium, Finland and 4 others. Yugoslavia was also a member; the group dissolved in 1971.