Working Paper of Global Peace Bloc

Signatories: UK, Russia, France, Iran, KSA, China , Syria , Palestine

Disarmament, demobilization and reintegration program to destabilize violent NSAs and seed viable
political organizations to represent civilian interests

United nations development program to be provided with international fund pool to work towards
improving health and education

UNICEF and UNHCR to target specific humanitarian issues in the region

Establishment of Ad Hoc tribunals and hybrid courts to address war crimes and increase accountability

Collaboration with tech companies to curb virtual propaganda and break recruitment processes

Proposes the DDRR plan which will conduct in the following manner:

a) Disarming and de-weaponing the conflict regions:

i) Demilitarization of Gaza Strip and West Bank will be overlooked with the help of UNODA (United
Nations Office for Disarmament Affairs) and ANSASF will be established under the Security Council and
conduct operations in these areas as part of the ceasefire protocol

ii) Israel will be urged to sign the NPT in return for incentives such as establishment of nuclear plants for
peaceful purposes such as power generation and agriculture. Furthermore, they will be given trade
initiatives

iii) If the Israeli Government fails to sign the NPT, the NATO forces will consider reducing their support
for Israel

b. Refugee Rehabilitation and Reintegration:

i) Establishing a joint Israel Palestine committee under the supervision of UNHCR (United Nations High
Commissioner for Refugees) to oversee the repatriation process and provide support to refugees,

Ii)Refugees will be distributed along the refugee camp and their basic needs will be provided by the
international community,

iii)These camps will be safeguarded by the UN peacekeeping forces

RBF (Rebuilding Framework) which will follow the following terms:

a. It will overlook the reconstruction of civilian buildings and infrastructure that was

destroyed by constant fighting,

b. This reconstruction will be funded by the fund pool and will be overlooked by the

specialist invited from all over the world,

c. Accountability will be overlooked by the MAF and it will ensure that all funds are

used for the required purpose,

d. After the retreat of the Russian and Ukrainian forces, RBF will come into initiation

and they are expected to complete these projects in under 8 months after which all

Forces will evacuate out of these regions,

e. Labor forces will be invited from all over the world with above average pay to

encourage that the requirement be fulfilled.

1)Body MESSF (MIDDLE EAST SECURITY STABILIZATION FORCE)

to be formed for driving out foreign based NSAs by THE HELP OF THE VETO POWERS IN THE GLOBAL
PEACE BLOC from the MIDDLE EAST.

2)FORMING BODY CRDA (conflict recovery and development agency)

For provision of Aid and funds by the help of KSA RUSSIA AND UK for the states affected by NSAs' in
middle eastern region particularly Syria, Yemen and Palestine

SAAIP

Secure aid and infrastructure program

Seeking for humanitarian corridors in middle eastern conflict zones

A) demands provision of safe passage routes for food, water, medicine and shelter toward effected
population with the assistance of:

i) UN agencies including office for coordination of humanitarian affairs (OCHA)

ii) international orgs like ICRC and other international NGOs involved in the area

B) mandates that these routes be demilitarized and cannot be obstructed by any armed groups

C) encourages international donors to contribute to the funding of this humanitarian initiative while we
will be providing adequate financial contributions to the UN relief fund work agencies
D) It advocates for international support for the reconstruction of infrastructure of middle eastern
conflict affected areas;

i) Rebuilding infrastructure and providing economic opportunities can help stabilize the region and
improve living conditions

ii) Allows UNDP to work to play a vital role in rebuilding infrastructure in the region

Preventing and mitigating plan (PMP)

To strengthen the border security

a) This framework leads to the strengthening of border security so that no illegal weapons are supplied

b) This framework will be implemented throughout the middle eastern countries borders

c) This framework will be implemented immediately after it has been passed for the next decade.

d) UNCCT will be looking over this framework unders it's BSM program to make sure that there is no
corruption

e) it will be done with the cooperation between all the middle eastern states and international
organizations

- GFU (Global financing utilization)

- LOL (Level of legitimacy)
- YOLO (You only leave once)
- IBA (Internal bordering Authority)

1-A new body named " anti-arms smuggling and online monitoring force" to stop illicit arms trafficking.

This force is going to take action against smugglers and non-state actors who are funding NSAs. This
force will monitor the black market and will take actions against possible illicit arm trafficking. The
members of this force will be recruited from active member country in UNSC. They will be provided
arms and government support in middle eastern region. This force will be Funded by un active members
and p5.

2."international boundary of Palestine

A body named" nuclear proliferation of middle eastern state" all the state present in middle east will not
be allowed to purify uranium for military grade uranium. Any country found producing and purifying
uranium will face economic embargo by all Un active and passive members

1. Recognition of Palestine as a Non-Permanent UNSC Member

Granting Palestine non-permanent membership within the UNSC will enhance its voice in peace and
security matters impacting the Middle East. This status would grant Palestine the platform to participate
in discussions directly affecting its aspirations for sovereignty and statehood. It also offers a structured
pathway for Palestine to engage in international dialogue, fostering collaboration with other states to
address collective security concerns that affect the region broadly, from arms proliferation to resource
disputes.

2. Commitment to a Pre-1967 Borders-Based Two-State Solution

China advocates for renewed peace negotiations between Israel and Palestine based on pre-1967
borders, backed by international support to respect state sovereignty. This solution framework should
involve neighboring states like Lebanon, Syria, and Jordan, which have faced their own territorial
challenges. Engagement with these stakeholders will emphasize mutual recognition, fostering a climate
that not only promotes Palestinian-Israeli coexistence but also mitigates the potential for cross-border
conflicts that threaten regional stability.

3. Immediate Ceasefire Agreement

An immediate ceasefire across impacted regions, enforced by state and non-state actors alike, is
essential for initiating diplomatic dialogue. Establishing a UNSC-led Ceasefire Monitoring Committee—
including Palestine as a non-permanent member—can help oversee ceasefire adherence and prevent
escalations. Countries such as Yemen and Syria, which are engulfed in prolonged civil conflicts, should
also be considered in ceasefire discussions to ensure that all areas impacted by armed conflict receive
adequate attention in this effort to de-escalate violence.

4. Disarmament of Non-State Actors (NSAs)

The disarmament of NSAs is critical for establishing secure conditions across the Middle East. A
structured disarmament plan will be pursued with the support of regional governments and
organizations, targeting arms reduction among groups in Iraq, Syria, and Lebanon. This initiative will
involve voluntary disarmament and reintegration programs that not only ensure compliance but also
provide former NSA affiliates with access to rehabilitation and employment, thereby reducing the risks
of renewed militancy.

5. Creation of Demilitarized Zones (DMZs)

To secure sensitive borders, China proposes the designation of DMZs in conflict-prone areas, which will
act as buffer zones between states. For instance, the Iraq-Syria border could benefit from this
arrangement to reduce cross-border militia activity. UN peacekeeping forces will be deployed within
these DMZs to assist with monitoring and compliance. Such a framework can be expanded to address
tensions between Israel and Lebanon or areas of heavy NSA activity in Iraq.

6. Trust-Building Measures

Peace cannot be sustained without trust-building initiatives that enhance the quality of life for all
affected populations. Collaborative development projects in healthcare, education, and infrastructure
should be prioritized, with China contributing economic resources through the Belt and Road Initiative
(BRI) to address broader regional needs. People-to-people programs, such as cultural exchanges and
joint educational projects, can foster positive connections among youth and build a foundation for
peaceful coexistence. Similar measures are critical in conflict-weary nations like Syria, where
infrastructure restoration is needed to prevent further instability.

7. Regional Cooperation for Long-Term Security

A Regional Security Forum should be established to oversee NSA activities and prevent the resurgence
of militant groups, with active participation from Palestine as a non-permanent UNSC member. This
forum can include intelligence-sharing agreements with Middle Eastern nations affected by NSA
violence, such as Iraq and Yemen. In coordination with international partners, these protocols can help
monitor arms smuggling routes, prevent NSA recruitment, and provide an early warning system for
potential threats.

China’s comprehensive proposal, which includes granting Palestine non-permanent UNSC membership,
provides a balanced approach to achieving peace and stability across the Middle East. By addressing the
region’s broader challenges—from territorial disputes to NSA disarmament and trust-building
initiatives—the UNSC can adopt a more inclusive and sustainable framework that respects sovereignty,
strengthens regional cooperation, and supports long-term stability for all nations involved.

SECURE (Strategic Enhancement of cooperative utilized regional enforcement)

(Refugee relocation act) this framework tackles relocation and rehabilitation of those effected by Syria
conflict.

socio - economic act (SCO) reintegration of those affected by the Arab spring into their respective
society and promoting active role of individual respective country economy.