Topic: Situation in Egypt
Country: Turkmenistan
Delegate Name: Elena Bassin
School: Royal Oak High School
Topic page: background guide and all position papers All Turkmenistan position papers GLIMUN 2013 committees
The great nation of Turkmenistan highly encourages for the Egyptian military to continue with all efforts currently made to restrain the Egyptian people from further riots and repercussions of the Arab Spring. As a result of President Morsi's removal from power the military have simply been trying to maintain order and peace in a conflict torn nation.
Turkmenistan believes that international dialogue is crucial for maintaining order in Egypt. In spite of the events that have occurred in Egypt as a rest of the Arab Spring, all of the Egyptian Military's actions have been right and justified. Turkmenistan fully supports the Egyptian military in all of its actions.
As mentioned, the subsequent effects of the Arab Spring are being handled by a very able body. With that in mind Turkmenistan believes that intervention by the United Nations is unnecessary. Although the additional support is appreciated the Egyptian military is more than capable of handling the situation with poise and effectiveness. Turkmenistan believes that the United Nations should do nothing more than simply monitor the situation.
It would be absolutely unheard of for the United Nations so express support for Morsi, having been removed from office he is no more than a private citizen who, like the rest of the state of Egypt, are capable of handling themselves.
Turkmenistan believes the best way to aid the Egyptian people in restoring their democratic order lies in moral support. The global community should not actively seek to give aid to Egypt, unless they request so.
Turkmenistan would like to see the committee work to agree that minimal oversight is the answer to Egypt.