The UN General Assembly (UNGA), established in 1945, is one of the six principal organs of the United Nations. Comprising all 193 member states, it provides a forum for multilateral discussion on international issues. UNGA's resolutions are non-binding but carry significant political weight. It operates with six main committees, addressing a wide range of global concerns like peace, security, and human rights. Decisions on key issues require a two-thirds majority. UNGA's relevance lies in its role in shaping international norms, fostering diplomatic dialogue, and addressing global challenges collaboratively.

 

Agenda: Strengthening International Cooperation to counter the Proliferation of Weapons of Mass Destruction and addressing emerging Security Threats posed by Advanced Technologies.

 

 

The agenda reflects upon the need to control proliferation of weapons alongside combating security threats caused by advanced technology. The UN gives highest priority to reducing and eventually eliminating the nuclear weapons since it threatens human life. The international community is tackling the proliferation of small arms, light weapons, and landmines, which endanger societies and cause significant harm to civilians, particularly women and children. It is recognized that various types of weapons affect individuals of all genders and ages in diverse ways. IOT devices, AI and nowadays space technology hacks data within seconds. Thus, we aim to necessitate vigilant monitoring & security.