Draft Resolution 1.

Committee: Social Humanitarian and Cultural Committee

Topic: Addressing the Internal Displacement and Refugee Crisis in the MENA region

Signatories: The French Republic, USA, Portugal, Ukraine, Denmark, Norway, Canada,
Indonesia, Japan, Italy, Zimbabwe, Qatar, Spain

Recognizing the definition of refugees as persons who are outside their country of origin for
reasons of feared persecution, conflict, generalized violence, or other circumstances that have
seriously disturbed public order and, as a result, require international protection as established
by the United Nations,

Contemplating how the arrival of large numbers of refugees, even on a temporary basis, can
cause serious amounts of strain of host countries host countries, especially in case of States
with economic difficulties, high unemployment, declining living standards, and shortages in
housing and land,

Alarmed by the devastation that the political deadlock, 2023 floods and multiple waves of
Covid-19 has caused in Libya with internal displacements, forcible transfers, repression of civic
groups, arbitrary detention, murder, rape, enslavement, extrajudicial killings and enforced
disappearances, as well as the economic set-back that lead to major problems of poverty,
increased crime rates, illegal black market trading, arms trafficking, unemployment, lack of
education and health resources as well as a loss of infrastructure,

Deeply concerned about the fact that libya is seen as one of the largest refugee crisis in the
past 20 years where more than 630,000 people have fled libya into neighboring countries like
the French Republic who has taken in more than 20000 refugees,

Aware of the greater threat of COVID-19, Cholera and Malaria for refugees, due to exclusion
from healthcare benefits, lack of documentation, scarcity of water and food supplies lead to
malnutrition and generally unhealthy living conditions related to poverty and the increased lack
of awareness among refugees,
Alarmed by the risk of discrimination that refugees face, especially if it is institutional or
structural where refugees and migrants may face reduced access to public services and
healthcare entitlements based on race or ethnicity,

Noting with deep concern the problems faced by women and especially children refugees that
includes healthcare problems like maternal health and parental care, gender based violence,

Affirming the fact that the main socio-economic impacts of refugees include security concerns,
Cultural integration and labor market dynamics,

1. Affirms the creation of a Fund Pool’ as a funding mechanism for all operations specified in
this document:
a. Devises the formation of the ‘Fund Pool’ and with its headquarters in Paris;
b. Notes that the following nations are encouraged to make voluntary contributions
to the ‘Fund Pool’:
i. The French Republic;
ii. Indonesia;
iii. Canada;
iv. The ‘Fund Pool’ shall be open for donations;
c. Openly declares the transparency mechanisms of finances work through
submission of report to the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees;

2. Recommends the CMMI framework by the delegate of The French Republic to be

established at a regional, national and international level to curb the healthcare crisis faced by
refugees:
a. Creation of rehabilitation facilities to provide the victims with necessary
medical equipment like ventilators, wheelchairs and medicines;
b. Mobilize the ‘Doctors without Borders” movement which is a medical
humanitarian organization which will give refugees specialized help in
accordance to their need in times of violence and conflict;
c. Introducing health insurance schemes with economic reliance through aid
provided by countries like the French Republic;
 d. Medical reception centers to be set up in the outskirts of cities to carry out
medical screening and medical testing to those affected and refugees that
are resettling;

3. Calls for the establishment of the IEC framework by the French Republic to reduce the
economic problems caused by the resettlement and displacement of refugees:
a. Introduction of employment opportunities for refugees who have just entered the
state to generate more revenue by educating them through seminars about how
to carry out these tasks;
b. Evaluating and identifying if these refugees are victims or are the reason for
violence in a particular area by setting up a list of characteristics and calls for
immediate removal of violent refugees if they meet these characteristics;
c. Creating awareness through the setting up of:
I. Integration of refugees in local cultures;
II. Setting up educational programmes and seminars to provide them with their
basic right to education;

4. Affirms the three level programme:

a. Opening up safe routes as sanctuary for refugees so that they can try and
reconnect with their relatives and practice social integration;
b. Giving refugees visas so that they don’t have to spend their life savings to reach
safety, this will be done by proper security check-ins and ensuring that nothing
happens to threaten host countries civilians;
c. Resettlement of refugees in safer camps that are not overcrowded and extremely
underdeveloped and that provides them with rights of food and sanitation;

5. Calls upon the IM framework by The Delegate of The French Republic to reduce
discrimination faced by refugee victims in all forms:
a. Investigation and criminal prosecution of trafficking gangs who exploit refugees
and are responsible for xenophobic crimes by officers sent from UN
peacekeeping forces,
b. Media to stop blaming refugees and migrants for economic and social problems
and instead practice inclusivity through adopting different traditions;
6. Draws attention to the establishment of:
a. Ensuring access of work permits to refugee victims so that they can work and
settle down anywhere within the country,
b. Mobilize resources both internally and externally to support local integration such
as land of refugees,
c. Encourage harmonious coexistence of refugee victims and citizens through
seminars and amongst government agencies and other stakeholders;

2. Approves the “SUNRISE” framework as an effective solution to the problems faced by

the refugees and IDPs of the MENA region:

a. Sustainable Economy:

i. Promoting Green Technologies and Sustainable Practices in the MENA Region

with the Help from member countries of the block;

ii. Implementing the Economic Framework for Achieving Sustainability;

b. United Nations Goals:

i. Alignment with UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and Integrating

SDGs in Post-Conflict Reconstruction and Development Plans;

ii. Reporting Progress on SDG Implementation and Ensuring All Nations

Contribute to the SDGs and All this to be done with the help of UN bodies like
UNDP and ECOSOC;

c. Non-state Violent Actors Removal:

 i. Combating Violent Extremism and Terrorism with help of UNSC and DISEC and
implementing Multilateral Efforts to Remove Extremist Groups (e.g., AQ, AQAP,
ISIS);

ii. Intelligence Sharing and Counterterrorism Cooperation within the MENA

Region in cooperation with UNCTC;

iii. Empowering Local Communities against Extremist Influence though positive

media role in the MENA region;

d. Refugees and Rights:

i. Protecting the Rights of Refugees and Internally Displaced Persons and

Promoting Positive Media Role through UNHCR and UNDP;

ii. Fundraising for Host Nations by Member Countries of the Stability Block
including Ukraine, The French Republic and UNDP;

iii. Developed Host Countries of the member countries of the block will be
Ensuring Equal Access to Education and Healthcare for Refugees in
collaboration with UNHRC;

e. International Solidarity:

i. Promoting Human Rights and Accountability by Collaboration with OHCHR

(Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights) Role in this Regard;

ii. Supporting Nations in Conflict Resolution and Humanitarian Efforts by raising

funds through international media companies including BBC by Cooperation with
UN Agencies (UNHCR, UNICEF, UNDP);

f. Security and Peace:

i. Cooperation with DISEC and UNSC for Conflict Resolution in MENA Region;
 ii. Diplomatic Initiatives for Ceasefires and Peace Talks in the conflict hit areas of
the MENA region by concerned UN bodies and with the help of member
countries of the block for brokered peace negotiations and Post-Conflict
Rehabilitation and Reconstruction;

g. Education:

i. Providing Scholarships for MENA Students to Pursue Higher Education in

developed Member Countries of the block;

ii. Expanding Access to Quality Education for Displaced Populations and

Fostering Educational Opportunities for All;

iii. Collaborative Efforts with UNICEF and UNESCO and the Stability block to
Raise Funds for School Building and Awareness Campaigns for schooling and
education in the MENA Region by Member Countries of the Stability Block;