Andrea K Japan nuclear North korea

Hey, i am Andrea Kenner and my country is Japan and our resolution is about stopping North Korea's nuclear programs. If you have any questions or information about it, please comment. Thanks!

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i would like some more information and details about your resolution... how exactly do you plan to stop the poliferation in north korea? what are your main arguments in your resolution? do you have any advice on what to think abouyt and research regarding this topic? thanks!

Hello fellow delegate,
how Japan plans to stop North Korea and it's nuclear war projects is split into two sections. it they do cooperate, we will help their economy and give them privelages. if they dont, we can either put sanctions on them and stop their trading and imports/exports, or get ugly. we will get help from surrounding countries and forcefully make them oblige with us.

and we hope to get the support of china, which although our relationship is difficult, i hope we can both achieve our goals in stopping north korea and work together on this issue.

We also have the support from many of the surrounding nations such as South Korea, China, Russia, and maybe Pakistan, but the thing about South Korea is, they are stated that they are powerless and connot change North Koreas decision single handed but that is where Japan comes in, Japan along with others will over power North Korea with the process the other delegate has explained.

Salam delegate of Japan!
Afghanistan is quiet confused about Sou Korea's position now. According to the Golbal Security Organization, "South Korean Officials Defend North's 'Right' to Civilian Nuclear Program....South Korean officials defended what they say is North Korea's "natural right" to pursue civilian nuclear power. The move may cause friction with the United States, which has expressed firm opposition to the North having any nuclear facilities whatsoever....In an apparent break with Washington, South Korean Unification Minister Chung Dong-Young is throwing his support behind North Korea's demand for access to nuclear energy." (http://www.globalsecurity.org/wmd/library/news/rok/2005/rok-050811-36bd4dbc.htm) Do we happen to have a delegation from South Korea in this MUN? It would be interesting to hear their explanations and current position on the issue. إله يبارك أنت

Andrea, Japan would never want to ally with China and vice versa.
China and Afghanistan support North Korea in using nuclear programs for economical importance.

http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,218699,00.html

China wants to prevent North Korea for continuing their Nuclear programs.
yeah, and you thought China was on your side.

hey camila? delegate of China, say somthing!??

Yes, my bad.

the delegate of china has already expressed, on another topic, its position in relation to North Korea's nuclear program.

here it is: https://munpasb.forumotion.com/asia-f5/topic-t8.htm

and please delegate of north korea, be coherent to what you post, or at least only speak for yourself.

i wish to warn the delegates in this topic that if you wish to post here, all forum topic concering the same title should be read so that no mistakes are made again.
Lucas, i think you shuld double check your sources and the rest of the topics before saying something unuseful that you will regret.

i think so too, your sources should be better and wikipedia is not a a realiable source, i hope you realize that from now on, other delegates will question your facts.