Commision: Territorial

Main submitter: The delegation of the Netherlands.

Co-submitters: none

Topic: Decreasing and solving the issue of disputes in Sudan after crisis war

Signatories: Ukraine, Sudan, Brazil, UAE, Canada, New Zealand

Bearing in Mind the ongoing extreme displacement of civilians during the conflict and

the challenges posed by their return and reintegration into society.

Affirming the Importance of sustained international assistance for the reconstruction and

development of Sudan's infrastructure and economy.

Aware of all educational needs in terms of severely poor schooling.

Guided by the successes already fulfilled in the past experiences.

Expecting all countries with a similar approach to help achieve a resolution.

Seeking a long-term solution for this issue,

reconciliation among diverse ethnic and religious communities in Sudan and the

recognition and incorporation of customary law into the national legal system, respecting

indigenous practices and enhancing the legitimacy of the legal framework.

1. Emphasizes the severity of communication and dialogue.

a. Annual reports on meetings made.

i. Cross-Border Collaboration

ii. Resulting in rapid responses used in future resolutions to related topics.

b. Discussing International statistics.

i. International forums and organizations.

ii. Bilateral and Multilateral diplomacy.

2. Strongly calls for strategic investments in renewable energy projects to diversify the

economy, create employment opportunities, and reduce dependence on any finite

resources.

a. Urges nations to allocate financial resources for the development of renewable energy

initiatives.

i. Encourages the establishment of a dedicated fund for renewable energy projects.

ii. Calls upon international financial institutions to provide support and incentives for

investments in renewable energy.

energy projects.

i. Urges nations to enact legislation supporting the growth of the renewable energy

sector.

ii. Encourages the implementation of tax incentives and subsidies to attract investments

in renewable energy.

3. Authorizes the implementation of previously passing resolutions in order to ensure

prosperous, sustainable, and efficient outcomes.

a. Urges member states to prioritize the incorporation of relevant components from past

resolutions into national policies and legislation.

i. Encourage the establishment of national committees to oversee the integration of

resolutions into domestic frameworks.

ii. Calls for regular reporting on the progress made in implementing resolutions during

international forums.

b. Advocates for international cooperation in sharing successful strategies and best

practices derived from previously passed resolutions.

4. Further proclaims the importance of economic development and reconstruction efforts.

a. Urges the international community to invest in sustainable development projects.

i. Calls for financial assistance and investment in key sectors.

infrastructure.

b. Supports initiatives promoting job creation and economic stability.

i. Urges nations to contribute to job training programs.

5. Trusts the establishment of a great mediation body.

a. A body in which new and past resolutions that have shown promising progress are

implemented.

i. Ensures the accuracy of the choices made within the organization.

ii. Facilitates all dialogue between conflicting parties

6. Affirms the commitment to long-term engagement and support for Sudan's recovery,
emphasizing the need for sustained international cooperation and collaboration beyond
the immediate resolution of the conflict
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a. Affirming our unwavering commitment to supporting Sudan’s recovery over the long term.

b. Emphasizing the critical role of continued international cooperation for the success of Sudan’s

reconstruction efforts.

c. Stressing the imperative of collaborative efforts extending beyond the immediate resolution of

the conflict for lasting stability and development.

local communities to actively participate in ensuring safety and security, with a focus on

building trust between law enforcement and citizens.

a. Urges nations to allocate resources for the development and promotion of community-

based policing programs.

i. Calls for the establishment of training programs for law enforcement

personnel on community engagement and relationship-building.

ii. Encourages the creation of public awareness campaigns to inform citizens about

the benefits and objectives of community-based policing.

b. Advocates for the incorporation of community input in the development of policing

strategies and policies.

i. Urges the establishment of community policing forums to facilitate dialogue between

law enforcement and local residents.

ii. Encourages the inclusion of diverse community perspectives in decision-making

processes related to safety and security.

8. Directs the states to regulate a path to addressing the ongoing issue for a resolution.
 a. Urges the international community to unite in addressing the Sudanese dispute.

i. Encourages nations to work together towards a peaceful resolution.

ii. Calls upon regional organizations to support the international efforts.

b. Calls for the implementation of the outlined measures to achieve a comprehensive and

lasting resolution.

i. Urges nations to take concrete steps towards conflict prevention and resolution.

ii. Encourages international organizations to monitor and support the

implementation of these measures.

9. Recommends the creation of a Truth and Reconciliation Commission in Sudan, tasked

with investigating historical injustices, promoting healing, and fostering reconciliation

among communities affected by the conflict.

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