Based on a rumor, The UN Herald assumed that the states of
the Asian-pacific region will meet in the next days. To confirm our assumptions
we checked the information with Matej Jordan, the representative of South
Korea.
What he said is that the coalition of the states of Asia-Pacific,
including China, South Korea, Indonesia and Australia, are going to meet this
week for their first semi-formal meeting, which will be held at the Faculty of
Social Sciences. The delegate was not precise about the day of the meeting,
rather mysteriously he answered, that we can expect the meeting to on Wednesday
or even Thursday this week. However, it will be closed for public, as the
representatives of the states will discuss the possible aspects of cooperation
in GA. Regarding cooperation, the representative of South Kora pointed out,
that the states will examine regional aspects of international migrations,
minorities and reform of the SC. The delegate was not very convinced that
states will find a common language on all three of the topics, but he
emphasized that the states will certainly agree on a certain issue. On the
other hand it will be hard to find a common ground on some issues, since not all
of the topics are desirable to discuss between these states. He assumes that
minorities will be the hot topic of China and that Australia, like South Korea,
will work on their strategies on the reform of the SC. However, he concluded
that the Asian-Pacific region can contribute to the fruitful debates in GA to
bring solutions towards a better world.
Aleksandra Đurđević
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Disclaimer: This information is fictive and serves for the purposes of the UN simulation only.
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