ADVANCED COMMITTEE
The Security Council is undoubtedly the most important and most powerful organ of the United Nations. It consist of 15 members, five of which are permanent members (“P5 states “). These states also hold veto powers. The other 10 rotate in terms, each term the 10 spots are filled with 10 different states which do not possess the veto rights. The usual agenda of the SC includes major conflicts, threats to global peace and security or highly volatile political matters.
TOPIC 1: The Syrian Crisis: Challenges and Solutions
The Syrian crisis remains one of the most complex humanitarian and geopolitical challenges of the 21st century. More than a decade of conflict has resulted in massive displacement, economic devastation, and ongoing instability. Millions of Syrians face extreme poverty, lack of access to basic necessities, and continued violence, while regional and international actors struggle to find a lasting political solution. The crisis also raises critical questions about the role of foreign intervention, post-war reconstruction, and the future of refugees. With political negotiations stalled, addressing the Syrian crisis requires coordinated international efforts, long-term rebuilding strategies, and policies that prioritize peace, stability, and human rights.
Country matrix:
Advanced: Iran, Saudi Arabia, Israel, Germany, Qatar, Jordan, Iraq, Egypt, UAE
Expert: USA, Russia, China, France, UK, Syrian Arab Republic