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Other official creditors can also actively participate in negotiation sessions, subject to the agreement of permanent members and of the debtor country. When participating in a negotiation meeting, invited creditors agree to act in good faith and to follow the principles of the Paris Club. The following countries have participated as creditors in some Paris Club agreements:

Abu Dhabi
Argentina
Brazil
Korea
Israël
Kuweït
Mexico
Morocco
New Zealand
Portugal
South Africa
Trinidad and Tobago
Turkey

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