Outline

I. Introduction
II. Situation
III. Problem
IV. Intervention
V. Resolution
VI. Recommendation
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 INTRODUCTION

Definition of National Security

• What is National Security?
“National security is a state or condition where most cherished values and
beliefs, way of life, institutions of governance and unity, welfare and well-being
as a nation and people are permanently protected and continuously enhanced.”
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Fundamental Elements
1. Socio-Political Stability
2. Territorial Integrity
3. Economic Solidarity and Strength
4. Ecological Balance
5. Cultural Cohesiveness
6. Moral-Spiritual Consensus
7. External Peace
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Domestic Threat
• Internal Armed Conflicts
• Terrorism
• Weak Institutions
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External Threat
• Global and Regional Geopolitical Issues
• Overlapping Territorial and Maritime Claims and Other Regional Concerns
• Regional Military Build-up and Weapons of Mass Destruction
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• State’s Intervention
• Drafting of Omnibus Implementing Rules and Regulations
 Resolution
To protect/pursue the national interest:
• We must be free from domestic threats
• Avoid destabilization incidents
• formulate counter-insurgency policies
 Recommendation
• Strengthen institutions to avoid the occurrence of the following: graft and
corruption, poverty, partisan armed groups, and criminality.
• Resolve conflict thru diplomacy rather than resorting to coercion or
aggression
• Never allow zero-sum games.
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