Victoria Ides
Veronika Hauferová
Destruction of world heritage sites during both armed conflicts and through other means as well as ensuring their accessibility to all people
The global heritage that World Heritage Sites represent is under significant threat from armed conflicts and other destructive forces such as environmental degradation and irresponsible urbanization. This topic challenges delegates to explore robust protective measures and international cooperation. The debate will delve into innovative strategies for the prevention, rapid response, and recovery of these cultural landmarks. Delegates are encouraged to consider the delicate balance between modern development and heritage preservation, making this issue both pressing and complex.
Ensuring better accessibility of and safety for aid workers in conflict areas
Humanitarian crises in conflict zones highlight the critical need for ensuring the safety and accessibility of aid workers. This topic is vital for maintaining humanitarian aid flows and protecting those who deliver essential services under extreme conditions. Delegates will explore the development of comprehensive safety protocols, the potential for technology to enhance operational effectiveness, and the ethical dimensions of negotiations with armed groups. This discussion is not only timely but also a test of international solidarity and practical diplomacy.
Documents
Matrix
Beginner
- Republic of India
- Japan
- Italian Republic
- Canada
- Federal Republic of Germany
- Kingdom of Spain
Intermediate
- Republic of Mali
- Islamic Republic of Afghanistan
- Republic of Yemen
- Republic of South Sudan
- Republic of Türkiye
- Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan
- Arab Republic of Egypt
- Commonwealth of Australia
- United Mexican States
- Federal Republic of Nigeria
Advanced
- United States of America
- United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
- French Republic
- Russian Federation
- Syrian Arab Republic
- Republic of Iraq
- Ukraine
- State of Israel
- People's Republic of China