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Name: Tanya Rohatgi Country: South Korea Committee: Futuristic Crisis Committee Agenda: The Nuclear Threat in Asia and North Africa. Ours is a world of nuclear giants and ethical infants. We know more about war that we know about peace, more about killing that we know about living.” Omar N. Bradley “
Situations around the world are tense as the development of nuclear weaponry is increasing at an alarming rate. Five nations are officially recognized as possessing nuclear weapons by the 1968 nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT) . These are the US, Russia, the UK, France and China. Three Asian states - India, Israel and Pakistan - never joined the treaty and are known to possess nuclear weapons. To match India’s nuclear forces Pakistan is improving the quality, and expanding the quantity, of its nuclear weapons. Iran is generally perceived to be pursuing a nuclear arms programme although it maintains its nuclear work is for peaceful purposes. North Korea recently became the world’s eighth atomic power, conducting an underground nuclear weapons test. Although the country’s nuclear program and its development of long-range rocket systems has outraged world opinion, it is still unclear whether the country has mastered the ability to deliver a working nuclear weapon. South Korea stands firm in its belief that nuclear weaponry is an unnecessary evil and warily observes the rapid rate of nuclearization in many countries. Countries such as North Korea, which signed the NPT but withdrew citing certain causes, and hold demonstrations of uranium enrichment and nuclear missile tests in close proximity of South Korean nationals invite the condemnation of the international community, including South Korea. In 2009 a nuclear test conducted by North Korea caused a 4.7 seismic event, again affecting civilians in South and North Korea. South Korea firmly stands by the consensus of a majority of the international community that this development of nuclear weaponry in North Korea – Korea – and in another part of the world, Iran- is uncalled for and a threat to peace and cordial relations all over the world. South Korea recommends immediate action and deterrence of further development of nuclear arms and warheads. It urges other south Asian and north African countries to consider the ramifications of the predicament the world would find itself in were nuclearization of nations to reach precarious heights. It calls for peaceful talks and negotiations to be held where these ramifications and consequences would be discussed and an aim to find a solution in the best interest of the world at large to be set. Among other countries, South Korea looks favorably upon denuclearization schemes and encourages other nations to do the same. In the meanwhile, nuclear threats in Asia and North Africa can be neutralized by deterrence policies , especially by the five official nuclear weapon possessors. It is essential that action is taken and time is of the essence if peace and harmony between nations is to be preserved.
