Turkish conflict The Security Council Reclling the Sttements of its President of 3 ugust 2011 21 Mrch 2012 5 pril 2012 nd its resolutions 1540 2004 2042 2012 nd 2043 2012 PP2;
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KazEU Model United Nations 05 December 2013
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Security Council
SC/11149 xxxxth Meeting (AM & PM)
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Sponsors: United States of America, Russian Federation, Pakistan, United Kingdom,
Signatories: France, South Korea, Argentina, Rwanda, Morocco,
Abstained from voting:
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Security Council DRAFT Resolution XXXX (2013), Syrian-Turkish conflict
The Security Council,
Recalling the Statements of its President of 3 August 2011, 21 March 2012, 5 April 2012, and its resolutions 1540 (2004), 2042 (2012) and 2043 (2012), PP2;
Reaffirming its strong commitment to the sovereignty, independence and territorial integrity of the Syrian Arab Republic, PP3;
Concerning about the escalation of the conflict between Syria and Turkey, and other neighbors countries effected by civil issues in Syria,
Reaffirming that the proliferation of chemical weapons, as well as their means of delivery, constitutes a threat to international peace and security, PP4;
Avoiding the conflict to be expanded in to regional and international scope,
Stressing that the only solution to the current crisis in the Syrian Arab Republic is through an inclusive and Syrian-led political process based on the Geneva Communiqué of 30 June 2012, and emphasizing the need to convene the international conference on Syria as soon as possible, PP13;
Emphasizing friendly relationship between Turkey and Syria based on trade agreements and free visa regime,
Underscoring that Member States are obligated under Article 25 of the Charter of the United Nations to accept and carry out the Council’s decisions,
- Highly recommends quick ending of civil war in Syria by a diplomatic way,
- Urges governments of Turkey and Syria to held negotiation talks for decreasing border conflicts between two states,
- Welcomes the urgent need for political transition and its endorsement of the Geneva communiqué, the objective of which is the formation by mutual consent of a Transitional Governing Body (TGB) with full executive powers, including over security, military and intelligence structures.
- Welcomes progress made on Geneva II preparations and pledge our full backing for the Joint Special Representative; We underline the need for intensive preparations for Geneva II, which, subject to further progress, could take place in February 2014; The process should move forward as set out in paragraphs 10 onwards;
- Urges the National Coalition to commit to the Geneva II process, with all parties accepting the June 2012 Geneva Communiqué; We will step up our joint efforts to channel support to the National Coalition and the Supreme Military Council of the Free Syrian Army; We will continue to provide enhanced support to build the capacity of the opposition to deliver basic needs on the ground;
- Concerns at the appalling humanitarian situation, including the siege by regime forces of Moadamiyeh, Homs, Aleppo and Hassakeh, where thousands of innocent Syrian civilians, including women and children, are trapped and living in desperate conditions;
(a) Calls for urgent action to increase humanitarian support, and the granting of full and unfettered access, including for cross-line and cross-border efforts into and within Syria;
(b) calls on the Syrian regime to give full cooperation to the UN agencies and international NGOs, in granting them the licenses, visas and travel permissions to allow them to meet the spiraling needs of the Syrian population across the country;
(c) Encourages international community to increase its funding to UNHCR to endure refuge issues
- Recognizes that the horror of the conflict is driving civilians to seek refuge in neighboring countries in ever greater numbers, creating a growing regional crisis; We agree to continue to support those neighboring countries generously hosting Syrian refugees and call on the international community to increase its support by increasing its funding to UNHCR in order to endure refuge issues for those countries;
- Requests sending United Nations' peace keepers to border cities of Turkey and Syria in order to stabilize the situation and protect local inhabitants;
- Shares growing concern at the spread of extremism and extremist groups, including ISIL and Jabhat al-Nusra; We call for Iran, Hizballah and all other foreign fighters and forces to withdraw from Syria; These pose a threat to moderate forces, the territorial integrity of Syria and to regional and international security;
- Welcomes the UN Security Council’s agreement to ensure the elimination of the Syrian regime’s chemical weapons; All the evidence on the 21 August attack points clearly to regime culpability, which reinforces the need for full implementation of UNSCR 2118;
KazNU Model United Nations 07 December 2013