The European Mathematical Society (EMS) is a mathematical society for Europe, while the African Mathematical Union (AMU), Asian Mathematical Society (AMS), and Latin American Mathematical Society (LAMS) are mathematical societies for developing countries.

Mathematical societies for developing countries have a variety of objectives, including promoting mathematical research and education, providing financial assistance to mathematicians, and organizing mathematical conferences and workshops.

Mathematical societies for developing countries face a variety of challenges, including lack of funding, lack of qualified mathematicians, and lack of infrastructure.

The African Mathematical Union (AMU) is the mathematical society for developing countries in Africa.

The Asian Mathematical Society (AMS) is the mathematical society for developing countries in Asia.

The Latin American Mathematical Society (LAMS) is the mathematical society for developing countries in Latin America.

Mathematical societies for developing countries engage in a variety of activities, including organizing mathematical conferences and workshops, publishing mathematical journals, and providing financial assistance to mathematicians.

The African Mathematical Journal (AMJ) is the mathematical journal published by the African Mathematical Union (AMU).

The Asian Mathematical Journal (AMJ) is the mathematical journal published by the Asian Mathematical Society (AMS).

The Latin American Mathematical Journal (LAMJ) is the mathematical journal published by the Latin American Mathematical Society (LAMS).

Mathematical societies for developing countries face a variety of challenges in terms of publishing mathematical journals, including lack of funding, lack of qualified editors, and lack of access to scientific literature.

Mathematical societies for developing countries can address the challenge of lack of funding by seeking grants from international organizations, charging subscription fees for their journals, and partnering with universities and research institutions.

Mathematical societies for developing countries can address the challenge of lack of qualified editors by providing training for potential editors, recruiting editors from developed countries, and partnering with mathematical societies in developed countries.

Mathematical societies for developing countries can address the challenge of lack of access to scientific literature by providing online access to their journals, partnering with libraries in developed countries, and advocating for open access to scientific literature.

The International Mathematical Union (IMU) launched the Mathematics for Developing Countries (MDC) Program to support mathematical societies in developing countries.