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The Military Security Delegation intends to pursue agreements in three main areas. First of all, an issue of great importance for our delegation is undocumented migration. This issue is not exclusivefor France, but is a concern in most of the developed countries. This delegation is aware of the difficulty and depth of this situation. To cover these people’s basic humanitarian needs or even offerthem full welfare conditions should be our goal; however, our sources are limited and we need a short-term solution. We call for stronger and more efficient border control, especially expectingcollaboration from other European countries who are members of the Schengen Agreement, in order to slow the growth of the undocumented population. The illegal flow of people also increases drugtrafficking, which brings us to the next issue we would like to discuss.
Drug trafficking is an activity that moves billions of dollars, claiming thousands of lives worldwide every year. Moreover, organizedcrime has proved itself to be able to achieve great coordination and have the facility to reorganize and regenerate its structure after every strike given to its operations, both in France and in othercountries. However, it is well known that most of the drugs come from countries from South America and Asia, a fact that can be corroborated by UNODC’s World Drug Report 2012. Our delegation proposesto fight this problem from its roots and to collaborate directly with these countries, offering equipment and human and monetary assistance. The more support this initiative gets, the less fundingwould be required per country and the more effective the strategy would be. Drug trafficking is usually linked closely with the arms trade, which is the last issue we want to discuss.
Internal conflictsin some African and Asian countries are seen as a sales market by the principal arm-developing countries, a deplorable fact in itself. Nevertheless a big part of the arms leak out on to the black...