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members of the United Resistentia bloc have pledged their commitment to the IFCT, along with
the mutual agreement that each country will donate 0.5% of their GDP to this fund annually ,
(B) The IFCT (International Fund for Countering Terrorism) is a new fund that was created by
Russia in 2024,The IFCT is designed to provide financial support to countries that are working to
improve national safety in times of terrorist attacks,
(C )The fund will provide financial support to countries that are developing new safety
standards, that are upgrading their counter-terrorism bodies, and that are mitigating the impact of
terrorism on the safety of their people ,The IFCT is a unique and innovative initiative, It is the
first fund of its kind to focus on ensuring safety against terrorism and violent extremism,
(D)The fund also provides relief aid to a country in case of an emergency,Nations facing an
economic crisis will be exempted from the fund and the fund is open to all nations,To combat
corruption , Russia will ensure fairness as two representatives from each country will be at the
core of all the funds operations , These members will be appointed by the respective
governments of the countries ,The Delegate of Russia urges all delegates present in committee to
join this fund to combat this terrorism crisis;

2. Federative Republic of Brazil

(A)​Human Rights and Social Justice: Promote comprehensive measures to protect the rights
of Indigenous peoples and marginalized communities, ensuring access to justice,
healthcare, and education. Advocate for the enforcement of laws against racism and
gender-based violence while enhancing police accountability to reduce excessive force.

(B)Indigenous Rights:

1-Ensure recognition and protection of Indigenous peoples' rights to traditional lands, without
arbitrary cutoff dates, adhering to constitutional provisions.
2-Urge the government to revoke harmful legislation undermining Indigenous rights and support
land demarcation processes.
3-Promote robust mechanisms for consultation with Indigenous communities before any resource
exploitation on their lands, ensuring free, prior, and informed consent.
4-Strengthen legal frameworks to safeguard Indigenous rights against violence and
environmental degradation, enforcing accountability for violations.
(C)Environmental Protection:
1-Strengthen legislation for the protection of endangered species and biodiversity, especially in
the Amazon and Atlantic Forest regions.
2-Promote renewable energy investments as part of Brazil's Ecological Transformation Plan to
reduce reliance on fossil fuels and combat climate change.
3-Commit to achieving zero illegal deforestation by 2030, with comprehensive measures for
protecting traditional communities and their practices.
4-Implement nationwide campaigns to raise public awareness about sustainable practices and the
importance of conservation efforts

3. The Commonwealth Of Australia

A.​ Sustaining effective and robust laws that support human rights and uphold the rule of law,
and allow intelligence, law enforcement and other operational agencies to effectively
combat terrorists and violent extremists, both online and offline.
B.​ Developing and reviewing counter-terrorism legislation to ensure it remains
fit-for-purpose and protects Australians against the evolving terrorist threat.
C.​ Working collectively across governments, law enforcement and security intelligence
agencies to enhance national capabilities.
D.​ Testing and reviewing our counter-terrorism arrangements so they remain effective and
robust.
E.​ Promoting awareness about the role of the private sector, community groups and
individuals in safeguarding our community together.
F.​ Continuing to build the capability of staff delivering frontline services to understand,
identify and manage security risks.
G.​ Delivering and promoting improved national security public information capabilities that
support Australia’s counter-terrorism arrangements.
H.​ Ensuring that publicly available material to counter violent extremism is
I.​ accurate, effective and encourages appropriate referrals to services.
J.​ Building capability within the private sector to plan for and mitigate terrorism risks.
K.​ Helping private sector partners to reduce terrorist and violent extremist
L.​ exploitation of social media and internet platforms.
M.​ Enhancing the ability of operational agencies to understand, investigate
N.​ and disrupt terrorist and violent extremist activities.
O.​ Implementing lessons identified following terrorist incidents and disaster
P.​ events in Australia and overseas, including outcomes of inquiries,
Q.​ to continuously improve our arrangements and capabilities.
R.​ Employing contemporary counter-terrorism capabilities.
 S.​ Maintaining a national exercise program to validate and strengthen Australia’s
counter-terrorism capabilities.
T.​ Strengthening the evaluation of national counter-terrorism programs.Kingdom of Jordan
U.​ Establishes the Global Counter-Terrorism Collaboration and Cooperation Council
(GCTCCC) as an international platform under United Nations Security Council that
serves to unify collaboration of all actions for counter-terrorism amongst nations with
exchanges information and coordination;
V.​ Calls upon all states of the GCTCCC to share information and cooperate on global
counter-terror tactics;
W.​ Emphasizes the crucial role of partnerships and cooperation among governmental
organizations with other entities, such as non-governmental organizations (NGOs), when
addressing global issues concerning terrorism to ensure international security and
stability;
X.​ Supports the adoption of models such as Jordan's Amman Message that espouse
moderate religious narratives and combat extremism to tackle terrorism in an
ideologyU-turn
Y.​ Support international partners to strengthen their counter-terrorisim and countering
violent extremism capacity and capabilities

4. The Republic of Iraq

A)Reaffirms its support for the Middle East and North Africa Financial Action Task
Force(MENAFATF) to counter the funding of terrorism;
B)Calls upon Member States to enhance intelligence sharing and coordination efforts to prevent
and disrupt terrorist activities, including the establishment of a regional intelligence hub in
Baghdad to facilitate real-time information exchange;
C)Urges the provision of technical and financial assistance to developing countries, particularly
those in conflict zones, to strengthen their capacities in law enforcement, judicial processes, and
community resilience against extremist threats;

The Islamic Republic of Pakistan

1.Military Operations:The Pakistani military has conducted several major operations, such as
Operation Zarb-e-Azb and Operation Radd-ul-Fasaad, targeting terrorist hideouts and networks
in tribal areas and urban centers.

Legislative Measures: The Pakistani government has enacted laws such as the Anti-Terrorism
Act and the National Action Plan (NAP) to enhance legal frameworks and coordinate
counter-terrorism efforts.
Intelligence and Law Enforcement: Enhanced cooperation between intelligence agencies and law
enforcement has led to significant breakthroughs in disrupting terrorist plots and capturing key
operatives.

International Cooperation

Pakistan actively collaborates with international partners, including the United Nations, the
United States, and neighboring countries, to combat terrorism.

The United States of Mexico

1.​ Mexico actively participates in the efforts of various multilateral forums to prevent and
combat the threat of international terrorism, in particular the United Nations (including
the Security Council and the General Assembly), the Inter-American Committee against
Terrorism of the Organization of American States, the Asia-Pacific Economic
Cooperation counter-terrorism working group, the Global Initiative to Combat Nuclear
Terrorism and the Council of Europe Committee on Counter-Terrorism.
2.​ in order to fulfil its international obligations in that regard, since 2007, in accordance
with a resolution adopted by its National Security Council, Mexico has had a high-level
specialized committee, known as the High-level Specialized Committee on International
Disarmament, Terrorism and Security, which coordinates the measures of the federal
executive branch to combat international terrorism
3.​ . In 2019, the High-level Committee adopted the following measures aimed at
strengthening national efforts to prevent and combat international terrorism:
• It developed a national strategy against high-impact incidents, whose objective is to
strategically and operationally implement national prevention, assistance, response and
consequence-management measures to address acts which endanger national security,
including acts of terrorism

• Between 2018 and 2019, it conducted three live exercises to implement the guidelines
established under the national strategy against high-impact incidents, in particular on national
capacities to address incidents involving chemical, biological, radiological, nuclear and
explosive materials.

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People's Republic of Bangladesh-

 1. Strengthen International Cooperation to Combat Terrorism and Violent
Extremism:
1.1. Enhancing Information Sharing: Enable and set up secure, effective means of
intelligence and information sharing among member states concerning combating
terrorist networks and inter-country violent extremism.
1.2. Counter-Extremism Organizations: Provide financial and technical assistance to
international and local counter-extremism organizations in acknowledgment of their core
role in de-radicalization and community engagement efforts.
1.3. Facilitate Capacity Building: Offer training and capacity-building assistance to
member states so that they are in a better position to formulate and implement
counter-terrorism policies, strategies, and programmes that work, involving law
enforcement, legal, and community-based prevention aspects.
1.4. Promotion of Public-Private Partnerships: Such connection will foster partnerships
among governments, civil society, and the private sector on how best to stem such root
causes of extremism in society through education, economic development, and social
inclusion.
1.5. Take stock of and discuss best practices: The global forum where efforts against
terrorism and violent extremism will be periodically reviewed must be established to
enable member states to share best practices, strategies that have worked, lessons learned,
and innovative means of countering terrorism and violent extremism.

Bolivarian Republic ofVenezuela

Call upon all Member States to enhance international cooperation in combating terrorism and
extremist groups through information sharing, joint operations, and coordinated strategies
furthermore call upon Member States to strengthen border security and controls to prevent the
movement of foreign terrorist fighters and the trafficking of weapons, while ensuring that
measures comply with international humanitarian and human rights laws.

The Federal Republic of Germany;

Germany has been a strong and respected member of the European Union and Nato.
The State of Qatar

1.Calls upon Member States to enhance international cooperation, including intelligence sharing
and joint operations, with the support of regional bodies such as the Gulf Cooperation Council
(GCC), to effectively combat terrorism and extremism.

2.Urges Member States to address the root causes of terrorism, such as poverty,
unemployment, and political marginalization, through sustainable development programs and
inclusive governance, drawing on successful initiatives from Qatar’s National Vision 2030.

3.Urges Member States to ratify and fully implement all relevant international legal instruments
related to counter-terrorism, including United Nations conventions and protocols, and to
harmonize their national laws accordingly.

Republic of South Africa

Calls upon member states to prevent terrorism by:-

A)​ Enhancing Anti-Terrorism Legislation like introducing specific provisions to criminalize

the recruitment, training, and planning of terrorist activities.
B)​ Enforcing stringent Anti-Money Laundering (AML) and Counter-Terrorist Financing
(CTF) regulations for financial institutions.
C)​ Launching public awareness campaigns to educate citizens on the signs of radicalization
and the importance of reporting suspicious activities.
D)​ Enhancing coordination and information sharing with neighboring countries and regional
organizations for joint border security operations.
E)​ Creating independent review boards to monitor the implementation and enforcement of
counter-terrorism measures.
F)​ Developing educational programs for at-risk youth, providing mentorship, job
opportunities, and positive role models.

Republic Of Kenya
1..Strengthening Legislative and Policy Frameworks
Kenya's counterterrorism legislation may be reviewed and updated to reflect evolving threats and
increase efficacy. This could include revising laws governing terrorism financing, radicalisation,
and the legal framework for dealing with extremist groups.
2.National Security plan Updates: The government is supposed to update its national security
plan on a regular basis to reflect changing security dynamics. This includes incorporating new
intelligence insights, assessing threats, and working with regional and international partners.
Federation Republic of Nigeria :
Terrorism can be driven by a complex interplay of factors, including:

1. Political Grievances: Oppression, lack of political representation, or unresolved conflicts can

lead groups or individuals to resort to terrorism as a means of achieving political aims.

2. Ideological Beliefs: Extremist ideologies, whether religious, nationalist, or political, can

motivate individuals to commit acts of terrorism in pursuit of their vision or goals.

3. Economic Factors: Poverty, lack of economic opportunities, and economic inequality can
contribute to terrorism by creating environments where radicalization is more likely.

4. Social and Cultural Factors: Social marginalization, identity crises, or cultural tensions can
drive individuals towards extremist groups as a way of asserting their identity or belonging.

5. Psychological Factors: Personal grievances, a desire for revenge, or psychological issues can
also play a role in motivating terrorism.

6. External Influences: Foreign interventions, support from other nations, or influence from
global extremist networks can exacerbate local tensions and contribute to terrorism.

The Arab Republic Of Egypt:

1.​ Urges Member States to implement comprehensive national strategies that address the
root causes of terrorism, including political, social, and economic factors, and to promote
inclusive governance, human rights, and rule of law;
2.​ Recommends the development of a global database, under the auspices of the United
Nations, to track and monitor terrorist movements, networks, and activities, ensuring
timely and secure information sharing among Member States;
3.​ Calls for the protection of human rights and fundamental freedoms in all
counter-terrorism measures, emphasizing the importance of ensuring that
counter-terrorism efforts do not lead to discrimination, injustice, or violations of
international law;
4.​ Supports initiatives to counter the spread of extremist ideologies, including community
engagement programs, education and awareness campaigns, and partnerships with civil
society organizations to promote tolerance, dialogue, and understanding;
 5.​ Encourages the allocation of adequate financial resources and technical assistance to
Member States, particularly developing countries, to enhance their capacities to prevent
and respond to terrorist threats;

Kingdom of Jordan

Establishes the Global Counter-Terrorism Collaboration and Cooperation Council (GCTCCC)

as an international platform under United Nations Security Council that serves to unify
collaboration of all actions for counter-terrorism amongst nations with exchanges information
and coordination;

Calls upon all states of the GCTCCC to share information and cooperate on global counter-terror
tactics;

Emphasizes the crucial role of partnerships and cooperation among governmental organizations
with other entities, such as non-governmental organizations (NGOs), when addressing global
issues concerning terrorism to ensure international security and stability;

Supports the adoption of models such as Jordan's Amman Message that espouse moderate
religious narratives and combat extremism to tackle terrorism in an ideologyU-turn;

State of Libya
1.​ Initiatives must be started to improve educational opportunities and vocational training
programs for youth to prevent recruitment into extremist groups
2.​ There must be developement of robust legal frameworks to prosecute terrorism-related
offenses effectively while safeguarding civil liberties.
3.​ Inclusive governance approaches must be made to address the grievances of marginalized
communities and prevent extremist ideologies.
4.​ Regular reporting on progress made in implanting counter-terrorism measures and
addressing extremism, including challenges and success.

Kingdom of Morocco
Urges all member states to strengthen their legislative frameworks, enhance
international cooperation, and implement comprehensive counterterrorism strategies
that effectively address the root causes of terrorism, including socio-economic
disparities and the promotion of moderate religious views:

●​ a. Enacting and enforcing laws that define terrorism clearly and impose stringent
penalties for terrorist activities;
●​ b. Establishing mechanisms for timely sharing of intelligence and information
related to terrorism threats;
●​ c. Enhancing capabilities for the investigation and prosecution of individuals
involved in terrorist activities;
●​ d. Participating actively in multilateral counterterrorism initiatives and
information-sharing platforms;

Republic of Colombia

Enhancing intelligence-sharing mechanisms and cooperation with international

partners to improve the detection and disruption of extremist activities and
financing networks;

Promoting rehabilitation and reintegration programs for individuals affected by

extremism, ensuring that they receive psychological support, vocational training,
and opportunities for social reintegration;

Recognising that acts of terrorism and violent extremism cannot be prevented or

countered by one government alone and striving to better international relations
in accordance with foreign policy;

Strengthening legal frameworks and enforcement mechanisms to address hate

speech,violence due to incitement and recruitment by extremist groups, while
upholding human rights and ensuring due respect;

Republic Of Argentina

1.​ Argentina believes an international fund should be implemented to provide

education, relief, and military assistance to developing countries as this could help
drastically bring down rates of terrorism in developing countries and failed
 states.Argentina proposes that this should be implemented in the resolution to
bring down the rates of terrorism. All developed member nations would be
obliged to participate in helping this fund.
2.​ Argentina states that an international committee must be formed to make sure and
prevent any nations/groups/entities/individuals from funding, recruiting, or
promoting terror organizations.
3.​ Argentina believes that terrorism must be countered in a manner compliant with
the rule of law and respect for fundamental guarantees, which requires
well-organized and long-term international cooperation with a legal foundation,
based on the absolute respect for international law, international humanitarian
law, international human rights and refugee law and the purposes and principles
enshrined in the Charter of the United Nations.

United States of America

1.​ Proposes a multi-faceted approach to curb acts of terrorism in developing countries:
a)​ Proposes a call for the Establishment of a United Nations Special Envoy
working in collaboration with the UNOCTC who will be responsible for
addressing all extremist acts in the Middle East:
i)​ Monitoring and reporting on the development of the economic status,
political turmoil and influence of terrorist organisations in developing
countries in the Middle East,
ii)​ Facilitating dialogue and cooperation along with the United States of
America, between countries at war such as Israel-Palestine and
ensuring a peace treaty to mitigate the current humanitarian crisis
prevailing in the surrounding regions of war,
iii)​ Mobilising international support for emergency responses to attacks by
terrorist organisations,
b)​ Requests the Secretary-General to provide the Special Envoy with all
necessary resources and support,
c)​ Accepts the removal of economic sanctions placed on developing countries
once the United Nations Special Convoy assures the United Nations General
Assembly of the curbing influence of corruption, malpractices and terrorist
affiliations to ensure economic development in the respective country,
 d)​ Proposes a plan to continue humanitarian aid and deployment of officials of
the International Committee of the Red Cross to sanctioned areas to reduce the
suffering of innocent human beings,
e)​ Encourages Middle-Eastern countries to join the Abraham Accords which the
U.S.A will expand to include more countries ;

2. Requests the Russian Federation to condemn the pro-Russian separatist forces occupying
regions of Eastern Ukraine such as the People's Militias of the Donetsk People's Republic (DPR)
and ratify the Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons (TPNW);

The Republic of Chile

A. Enhancing Intelligence Sharing:

Chile will establish a robust framework for sharing intelligence related to terrorism with other
nations and international organizations.

The National Intelligence Agency (NIA) will collaborate with partner countries to exchange
information on terrorist threats, financing, and recruitment.

B. Border Security Enhancement:

Chile will allocate resources to improve border control infrastructure, including technology,
personnel, and surveillance systems.

The Customs and Border Protection Agency (CBPA) will work closely with neighboring
countries to prevent illegal crossings and monitor potential terrorist movements.

C. Law Enforcement Coordination:

The Ministry of Interior will facilitate coordination among law enforcement agencies (police,
intelligence, and military) to enhance their collective response to terrorism.

Joint training exercises and information-sharing protocols will be established.

D. Addressing Root Causes:

Chile will invest in social programs to reduce inequality, promote education, and provide
economic opportunities in vulnerable communities.

Collaboration with civil society organizations will address marginalization and prevent
radicalization.
E. International Cooperation:

Chile commits to active participation in multilateral forums, workshops, and joint initiatives
focused on counterterrorism.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs will engage with international partners to share best practices
and contribute to global efforts.

F. Human Rights Protection:

Counterterrorism measures will respect human rights and civil liberties.

The National Commission for Human Rights (NCHR) will monitor and report any violations.

Republic of Yemen

Clause 1:

The Council demands immediate, unconditional, and unrestricted

humanitarian access to all populations in need throughout Yemen, including
across all lines of control and through all ports of entry.

Clause 2:

The Council emphasizes the imperative of facilitating cross-border

humanitarian assistance to Yemen in accordance with relevant Security Council
resolutions, and calls upon all parties to the conflict to cooperate fully with
humanitarian efforts.

The Republic of Indonesia

Urges the Indonesian government to enhance existing counter-terrorism
laws to ensure they meet international standards and effectively address
the evolving nature of terrorist threats.
Calls for the allocation of additional resources to support
counter-terrorism programs, including funding for advanced technology,
training for security personnel, and community engagement initiatives.

The Federal Republic of Somalia

The Security Council has emphasized the imperative nature of dealing
with global terrorism and violent extremism. In light of this, member
states must make some new starts:

1. Financial resources, technical assistance, and logistical help should be

given to aid anti-extremism organizations, enhancing the capacity of such
groups counter effectively against extremist activities.

2. Let us bring counter-extremism organizations in different countries

closer together, and exchange information about best practices, successful
strategies and lessons learned in preventing and countering violent
extremism.

3. Asia Editorial Board will work to promote comprehensive national

strategies that integrate counter-extremism efforts with more exte

Signatories:The Russian Federation, Federative Republic of Brazil, The Commonwealth of

Australia, Republic of Iraq, People's Republic of Bangladesh , Republic of Chile ,Kingdom of
Morocco, Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela, The Arab Republic of Egypt,The Hashemite
Kingdom of Jordon,Republic of Colombia, Republic of Yemen, United States of America,The
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Island, Republic of Sudan. Republic Of Lebanon,
Republic of South Africa

Republic of Sudan

Advocates for the creation of Global Anti-Terrorism Collaboration and Cooperation Council
(GATCCC) as an international forum under the umbrella of the United Nations Security Council
(UNSC), dedicated to facilitating international cooperation, sharing information, and
harmonizing counter-terrorism efforts across member states;Reiterates that membership in
GATCCC is open to all sovereign countries showing their commitment towards enhancing global
security measures on intelligence sharing and collaboration on international counter-terrorism;

Urges all members-states of GATCCC to participate actively in information exchange and

cooperate globally on anti-terrorism;

Emphasizes partnerships and collaboration, between governments and non-profit organizations

addressing the causes of terrorism, leading to social development;
Spain's Counter-Terrorism Framework

Spain's approach to counter-terrorism is multifaceted and involves a combination of:

* *Domestic Legislation:* Spain has enacted comprehensive anti-terrorism laws to prevent,

investigate, and prosecute terrorist activities.
* *International Cooperation:* Spain is an active member of numerous international
counter-terrorism organizations and initiatives, such as the United Nations, the European Union,
and NATO. It participates in intelligence sharing, joint operations, and the development of
counter-terrorism strategies.
* *Bilateral Agreements:* Spain has bilateral agreements with several countries to cooperate on
counter-terrorism matters, including extradition, mutual legal assistance, and intelligence
sharing.

1.​ The Russian Federation

Reaffirms its support for the IFCT (International Fund for Countering Terrorism)which is a fund
founded by Russia with the main aim of providing a safety net to delegates who contribute to it ,
in case of any terrorist attack,

(A) Russia ,along with all the nsive social, economic and educational programs.
In this way, the causes of radicalisation can be nipped in the bud.

4. We need to have an open conversation and build relationships with local

communities including young people, less favored minorities or extreme
views everywhere. This will generate their resistance to extremist
recruitment online hardened propaganda through grassroots initiatives.
5. Research and data collection should be promoted in the field of
counter-extremism programmes"I include reference to interventions
carried out by non-governmental organizations", making sure that
strategies are constantly adjusted and refined based on scientific evidence.

The Republic Of Lebanon

1 All countries should work together an help developing countries
by providing education and proper training of the armed forces of
that country to combat terrorisim.
2 A specific organization should be created to only deal with
terrorisim. Countries should also not fight countries with terrorists
in it. Instead they should help those countries an not declare war on
them.
3 There should be proper coordination between countries while
dealing with terrorisim.

The Syrian Arabic Repbulic

Creating an organisation called the Global Counter-Terrorism
Intelligence Network (GCTIN) to enhance international cooperation
and intelligence sharing in the fight against terrorism by:

(A)Creating a Centralized Intelligence Database

(B)Facilitating Joint Operations: it calls the coordination of joint
operations between member states to identify, disrupt, and
dismantle terrorist networks and activities;
(C)Developing Early Warning Systems to advance early warning in
response to potential terrorist threats
(D)Conducting Regular Intelligence Exchanges:
it recommends regular meetings and exchanges between
intelligence agencies of member states to foster trust, improve
communication, and update each other on emerging threats and
trends
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The Sultanate of Oman

Clause 1 : Requests the United Nations Office of Counter-Terrorism to
provide technical assistance and capacity-building support to
Member States, particularly those with limited resources, to enhance
their capabilities in preventing and combating terrorism and to
facilitate research and dissemination of best practices in
counter-terrorism.
1 clause is enough to change the world.

State Of Israel:
1. Encourages the development of comprehensive counter extremist
strategies that engage local communities and prioritize early
intervention and prevention measures;
2. Promotes the strengthening of international partnership and
cooperation to share intelligence, resources, and effective approaches
in combatting terrorism and violent extremism;
3. Approves increased funding for counter-extremism programs and
research initiatives focused on understanding and addressing the
root causes of radicalization;
4. Affirms the necessity of upholding human rights and the rule of
law in counter-terrorism efforts, ensuring that these measures do
not result in discriminationor abuses;
5. Deplores the exploitation of terrorism for political or ideological
purposes and advocates for a coordinated global effort to counteract
such practices;
6. Urges member states to adopt educational and community
outreach programs designed to counter extremist narratives while
fostering tolerance and inclusion;

United States of Mexico:

Ideas: Mexico actively participates in the efforts of various
multilateral forums to prevent and combat the threat of international
terrorism, in particular the United Nations (including the Security
Council and the General Assembly), the Inter-American Committee
against Terrorism of the Organization of American States, the
Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation counter-terrorism working
group, the Global Initiative to Combat Nuclear Terrorism and the
Council of Europe Committee on Counter-Terrorism; Aware of the
importance of joining the international community in its efforts to
prevent and combat international terrorism, and in order to fulfil its
international obligations in that regard, since 2007, in accordance
with a resolution adopted by its National Security Council, Mexico
has had a high-level specialized committee, known as the High-level
Specialized Committee on International Disarmament, Terrorism
and Security, which coordinates the measures of the federal
executive branch to combat international terrorism. In 2019, the
High-level Committee adopted the following measures aimed at
strengthening national efforts to prevent and combat international
 terrorism: • It developed a national strategy against high-impact
incidents, whose objective is to strategically and operationally
implement national prevention, assistance, response and
consequence-management measures to address acts which endanger
national security, including acts of terrorism; • Between 2018 and
2019, it conducted three live exercises to implement the guidelines
established under the national strategy against high-impact
incidents, in particular on national capacities to address incidents
involving chemical, biological, radiological, nuclear and explosive
materials; In 2018, Mexico participated actively in a variety of
activities, organized by the abovementioned bodies, involving
capacity-building and the exchange of best practices in relation to
preventing and combating terrorism, including: • Capacity-building
under the OAS-CICTE Tourism Security Programme, Ports of
Mazatlán, Progreso and Ensenada, Mexico, 29 January to 23 March
2018; • APEC Counter-Terrorism Working Group workshop on the
protection of public spaces in thecontext of counter-terrorism,
Tokyo, 24 to 25 April 2018; • Side event sponsored by Switzerland and
Mexico on protecting civilians and safeguarding the space for
humanitarian action in counter-terrorism contexts, New York, 23
May 2018; • “Black Jaguar” nuclear terrorism simulation exercise and
workshop by the Global Initiative to Combat Nuclear Terrorism,
Mexico City, 29 to 31 May 2018; • Sixth review of the United Nations
Global Counter-Terrorism Strategy, New York, 26 June 2018; • United
Nations High-level Conference of Heads of Counter-Terrorism
Agencies of Member States, New York, 28 to 29 June 2018;

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Federal Republic of Germany:

Germany has been a respected member of The European Union and nato.

1.Since World War II, Germany has faced various forms of terrorism. The
1970s and 1980s saw the rise of the Red Army Faction (RAF), a left-wing
terrorist group responsible for numerous attacks. More recently, far-right
extremism and neo-Nazi terrorism have posed significant threats,
culminating in attacks such as the murder of politician Walter Lübcke in
2019.
2. Germany faces threats from various extremist groups. Islamist
extremism remains a concern, with the 2016 Berlin Christmas market
attack serving as a stark reminder. Far-right extremism is on the rise, with
numerous plots foiled by security agencies. Left-wing extremism, while
less prominent, still poses a threat, particularly in certain urban areas. The
increasing role of the internet in radicalizing individuals from different
ideological backgrounds adds a new dimension to these threats.
3. Germany reccomends to boost financial aid to Counter-Terrorism
programs and to engage with youth facilities by giving additional aid to
them.We advise to using stricter punishment methods to imprisoned
terrorists.

The Oriental Republic of Uruguay

Calls upon Member States to enhance international cooperation in the

fight against terrorism, including through sharing information, best
practices, and capacity-building assistance,

Calls for efforts to prevent radicalization, including through educational

programs, community engagement, and counter-narrative strategies to
counter extremist ideologies,
Expresses solidarity with and support for the victims of terrorism and their
families, emphasizing the need for justice and rehabilitation for those
affected.

The United Kingdom of Great Britain and northern Ireland

preventing violent extremism
conducive to terrorisim is a crucial at component to comprehensive addressing
the threat to preventing violent extremism requires multiple dimensional
cooperation between member states, civil society and international and regional
organizations
Border security
Terrorist target the weakest links of the border infrastructure, implementing
international standards and good practices
And cooperative border management contributes to stopping terrorist and illegal
trafficking flows
Terrorist financing
The dynamic nature of terror financing is a crucial challenge to prevent effort
Also addressing other issues such as gender equality, weapons of mass
destruction
Cyber security
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France has been actively involved in international discussions and actions

to address the global threat of violent extremism. Here are some key points
and initiatives that France has promoted or supported on this issue:
Strengthening International Cooperation: France advocates for enhanced
international collaboration to combat violent extremism
Promoting Counter-Radicalization: France has emphasized the need for
effective counter-radicalization strategies
Promoting Counter-Radicalization: France has emphasized the need for
effective counter-radicalization strategies
Enhancing Border Security and Intelligence Sharing: France has
advocated for improved border security and intelligence sharing among
countries to prevent the movement of foreign fighters and disrupt
extremist networks.
Addressing Root Causes: France has emphasized the importance of
addressing the root causes of extremism, such as socio-economic
disparities, political instability, and conflicts. This involves supporting
development programs and conflict resolution efforts in vulnerable
regions.

Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan

(A) Enhancing International Cooperation: Strengthen partnerships with

other countries to share intelligence, resources, and strategies for
counterterrorism. Our recent cooperation with neighboring countries has
led to the successful interception of cross-border terrorist activities.

(B) Building Counter-Terrorism Capacity: Invest in training and equipping

our police and anti-terrorist forces with advanced technology and skills. For
example, we have recently acquired new surveillance equipment that has
improved our ability to monitor and respond to potential threats.
(C) Addressing Socio-Economic Factors: Implement programs aimed at
economic development, education, and social welfare to address the root
causes of terrorism. By providing opportunities and improving living
conditions, we can reduce the appeal of extremist ideologies.

(D) Promoting Dialogue and Inclusion: Encourage dialogue with dissident

groups and seek peaceful resolutions to conflicts. Our government's recent
efforts to engage with local leaders and integrate former militants into
society demonstrate our commitment to reconciliation and peace.

Republic of Tunisia

1)Recognizing the grave threat that terrorism and violent extremism pose
to international peace and security, and understanding the necessity for
comprehensive and coordinated global action to address these challenges,
the Republic of Tunisia stands committed to contributing actively to this
cause.

2)Acknowledging the efforts already undertaken by the United Nations and

its member states, and stressing the importance of further strengthening
these efforts through enhanced international cooperation, resource
allocation, and the implementation of effective preventive measures.

Operative Clauses:

(A)Enhancement of International Cooperation and Intelligence Sharing:

(1)Calls upon member states to enhance their cooperation in the exchange
of intelligence, best practices, and resources to combat terrorism and
violent extremism. This includes the establishment of a centralized
database under the auspices of the United Nations Office of
Counter-Terrorism, where member states can securely share information
about terrorist activities, networks, and individuals. This system should
ensure the protection of sensitive information and respect for human
rights.
(2)Encourages the formation of regional counter-terrorism task forces that
work in close collaboration with the United Nations and other
international bodies. These task forces should focus on the identification
and dismantling of terrorist networks, the prevention of the movement of
terrorists across borders, and the disruption of financial channels used to
support terrorist activities.
(B)Strengthening Community Resilience and Addressing Root Causes:

1)Recommends that member states invest in educational and

socio-economic programs aimed at addressing the root causes of violent
extremism, such as poverty, lack of education, and social marginalization.
These programs should include vocational training, community
development initiatives, and efforts to promote social cohesion and
integration.
2)Urges the implementation of comprehensive national strategies that
include community policing and the engagement of local leaders, civil
society, and religious organizations in efforts to prevent radicalization and
recruitment by terrorist groups. This approach should prioritize dialogue
and the promotion of narratives that counter extremist ideologies,
fostering an environment of peace, tolerance, and mutual respect.

Republic Of Italy
1.Stay abreast of national, international and regional developments in the
landscape to ensure tailored and evidence-based interventions are
developed.
2.Support the development and implementation of legislation, policies and
strategies against terrorism and its financing in line with international
standards and best practice.

France has been actively involved in international discussions and actions

to address the global threat of violent extremism. Here are some key points
and initiatives that France has promoted or supported on this issue:
Strengthening International Cooperation: France advocates for enhanced
international collaboration to combat violent extremism
Promoting Counter-Radicalization: France has emphasized the need for
effective counter-radicalization strategies
Promoting Counter-Radicalization: France has emphasized the need for
effective counter-radicalization strategies
Enhancing Border Security and Intelligence Sharing: France has
advocated for improved border security and intelligence sharing among
countries to prevent the movement of foreign fighters and disrupt
extremist networks.
Addressing Root Causes: France has emphasized the importance of
addressing the root causes of extremism, such as socio-economic
disparities, political instability, and conflicts. This involves supporting
development programs and conflict resolution efforts in vulnerable
regions.

Republic Of Turkey
.1Public awareness and education campaigns to educate citizens about the
dangers of terrorism and the importance of vigilance;
2 Military and Security Operations
2.1Operation Euphrates Shield and Olive Branch are military campaigns
aimed to eliminate terrorist threats along Turkey’s southern border and
create safe zones for displaced populations;
3 international operations
3.1 as a NATO member, Turkey cooperates with other member states in
intelligence sharing, joint operations, and strategic planning against
terrorism;

The Dominion of Canada:

1.Strengthening Global Cooperation

Strengthen Multilateral Frameworks: Advocate for the development of new

cooperative mechanisms to address emerging threats, as well as the
reinforcement of current multilateral frameworks like the United Nations
Global Counter-Terrorism Strategy.
Promote Global Coalitions: To improve communication and coordination
among member nations, push for greater backing for global coalitions,
such as the Global Coalition Against Daesh.

2.⁠⁠Endorsing All-encompassing Counterterrorism Approaches

Create Integrated National Plans: Assist member nations in creating and

executing integrated national counterterrorism strategies that incorporate
proactive, defensive, and reactive tactics.
Promote Best Practices Sharing: Suggest creating a global database of best
practices and practical tactics for thwarting violent extremism.
The Republic of the Philippines
Youth Engagement Programs:
Advocate for the development and implementation of comprehensive
youth engagement programs in the areas of education, vocational training,
and employment. Stress the need to wean at-risk youth away from
extremist ideologies through positive alternatives, by offering them a
sense of belonging and meaning,

Cybersecurity Measures:
Propose the development and implementation of robust cybersecurity
measures to combat the online dissemination of extremist propaganda.
This will be through improving international cooperation in the field of
cybersecurity, sharing best practices, and investing in new advanced
technologies to detect and neutralize extremist content on social media
and other internet sites,

Strengthen Support Systems for Victims:

Call for establishing comprehensive support mechanisms for the victims
of terrorism including psychological counseling, medical care, and social
reintegration programs
The Islamic Republic of Pakistan

○​ Military Operations: The Pakistani military has conducted

several major operations, such as Operation Zarb-e-Azb and
Operation Radd-ul-Fasaad, targeting terrorist hideouts and
networks in tribal areas and urban centers.
○​ Legislative Measures: The Pakistani government has enacted
laws such as the Anti-Terrorism Act and the National Action
Plan (NAP) to enhance legal frameworks and coordinate
counter-terrorism efforts.
 ○​ Intelligence and Law Enforcement: Enhanced cooperation
between intelligence agencies and law enforcement has led to
significant breakthroughs in disrupting terrorist plots and
capturing key operatives.
2.​ International Cooperation​
Pakistan actively collaborates with international partners, including
the United Nations, the United States, and neighboring countries, to
combat terrorism. Efforts include:
○​ Information Sharing: Sharing intelligence and best practices
with global partners to identify and counter terrorist threats.
○​ Counter-Radicalization Programs: Engaging in joint initiatives
aimed at preventing radicalization and promoting peace and
stability in the region.

Kingdom of Belgium
Calls upon the Government of Belgium to strengthen its national
counter-terrorism strategies by:
​ •​ a. Enhancing coordination and intelligence-sharing among
national security agencies to effectively identify and dismantle terrorist
networks and prevent attacks.
​ •​ b. Collaborating with neighboring countries and regional
organizations to improve border security, monitor cross-border
movements of suspected terrorists, and combat the financing of terrorism.
​ •​ c. Implementing robust deradicalization and reintegration
programs aimed at preventing violent extremism and supporting the
rehabilitation of individuals at risk of being recruited by terrorist groups.
Urges the international community to support Belgium in its
counter-terrorism efforts by:
​ •​ a. Providing technical assistance and capacity-building
initiatives to enhance Belgium's counter-terrorism capabilities, including
training for law enforcement and intelligence personnel.
​ •​ b. Facilitating the exchange of best practices and lessons
learned in counter-terrorism and countering violent extremism through
international forums and bilateral engagements.
​ •​ c. Encouraging the establishment of partnerships between
Belgium and relevant international organizations, such as the United
Nations Office of Counter-Terrorism (UNOCT), to ensure a comprehensive
and coordinated approach to tackling terrorism and violent extremism.