United Nations General Assembly (UNGA)

The UNGA is a policy-making committee, with delegates representing Member States of the United Nations. It acts as a forum for multilateral discussion on international issues covered by the Charter of the United Nations. Thus, the UNGA plays a critical role in promoting international cooperation and addressing global challenges. During the General Debate, each member state will have the opportunity to address the assembly and present its views on current international issues. Each Member State has one vote. The President of the UNGA will facilitate the meeting and ensure that member states adhere to the specific regulations. As the UNGA operates on the basis of consensus, decisions will be made through dialogue and cooperation among the delegates representing member states.

Topic : Addressing the Issue of Nuclear Proliferation

The development and spread of nuclear weapons significantly threaten global peace and security. Focus will be placed on the nuclear programs of two countries, Iran and North Korea, and the international community's efforts to prevent further proliferation. While the international community has sought to reduce nuclear proliferation through several measures and treaties in the past, these efforts have been insufficient. As the issue of nuclear proliferation poses a significant threat to world peace, the international community must continue to work together to prevent the development and spread of nuclear weapons. The committee will particularly focus on holding countries such as Iran and North Korea accountable for their actions, and pressuring them to abandon their nuclear programs