Topic: Impact of War on Agriculture
Country: Malaysia
Delegate Name: Evalyn Carter
School: Ann Arbor Community High School
Topic page: background guide and all position papers All Malaysia position papers GLIMUN 2008 committees
Malaysia is not a very violent country. We do not have many wars and mostly keep to ourselves when ever possible. Because of this the Impact of War on Agriculture does not affect Malaysia greatly. But that does not mean that we do not have a say on what happens in the rest of the world.
Malaysia has had farming problems lately but none of that is because of wars. Malaysia has mostly been affected by the tsunami that hit many major fishing boats and docks. This is a problem that Malaysia is currently trying to clean up as fast as possible. The Agriculture in Malaysia has not been altered greatly by wars in and around country.
Malaysia believes that all people should be helped and is willing to do so. Although Malaysia does not have an s food of an agriculture growth that it once had, we will try and help everywhere that we can. But we want to make sure that it is known that we are not interested in getting pulled in to any wars that any other country is having. If it seems like in any way that we might be also pulled into a war either between countries or civil wars, then Malaysia will have to first consider there people.
The Impact of war on Malaysia’s Agriculture is not a problem. We have further problems with our crops and tsunami recovery but none that have to do with any problems that are caused by war. Malaysia is willing to help any country that needs help as long as Malaysia does not have to get caught in other countries wars. Impact of war on agriculture is a large problem in the world and Malaysia is here to help.
