NMMUN 2011 Posting Guidelines


The NMMUN 2011 Blog is intended for the use of delegates to the 2011 New Mexico Model United Nations Conference. Following are some guidelines to follow.

All posts, additions, pages, files, or comments must be relevant to issues of the Model UN Conference, and they must be in language and intent appropriate for constructive discussion and debate of those issues. If members post inappropriate information or language, the Blog will have to be closed.

The primary purpose of the NMMUN 2011 Blog is to allow delegates to upload their position papers as a “Post” so that they can be read, shared, and discussed prior to the conference.

One student per delegation will be allowed to post its Position Statement, but all students may read the posts. If you wish to respond or comment on the blog and are unable to do so, ask your delegation’s designated person who is allowed to post to send the comment.

To post your nation’s Position Statement, simply past it into the text box as a “Post” on the Blog. The title should be “Your Country’s Name, Organization [General Assembly or Security Council], Position Statement” For example: “Guatemala, General Assembly, Position Statement”

Monday, November 7, 2011

Lebanon Position Paper

Lebanon

General Assembly

Position Statement

Salam! Hello from Lebanon! We are very concerned about all of the issues at hand. These topics affect Lebanon and we strongly wish for them to be resolved. Much of our trade is with the EU and Lebanon does not want their economy to collapse, and in turn have ours do the same. This issue needs to be resolved before any other nation’s economy begins to go under. Lebanon will happily support any resolution with a good solution to this issue.

Seeing as Lebanon is very close geographically to many countries that have recently had revolutions, we most definitely feel that there needs to be a plan to stabilize the affairs in these countries. Many of these being our allies, we wish for only the best. Lebanon is willing to help find a concrete resolution to make sure every country is safe for its people with their newly appointed governments.

With the recent occurrences, private militaries need an absolute definition. Lebanon believes that this will make people more clear on what their government is doing or even for the government to see their actions.

Lebanon is completely against terrorism and believes every step to stop it must be taken. This first step being to have an absolu` te definition of it so that no one is falsely accused of or gets away with this action. We know that together we can all come up with resolutions to these issues and are excited to work with you all.

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