دور لجنة مكافحة الإرهاب التابعة لمجلس الأمن

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The events of 11 September in the United States of America were a major reason for the existence of the Counter-Terrorism Committee of the UN Security Council, which was established under paragraph (6) of Resolution 1373/2001, which resulted in many mechanisms and efforts that contributed to the establishment of legal frameworks Constitutes a way for States Members of the United Nations to combat terrorism and prevent terrorist acts within those States.

Since the establishment of the Counter-Terrorism Committee in the Security Council as a way to take international measures in the fight against terrorism, the Committee has been working in accordance with objectives and methods to enhance the ability to adopt the methods, mechanisms and mechanisms to reduce terrorism in States under the umbrella of the United Nations and to coordinate their efforts to focus To safeguard their countries from acts that threaten their peace and security alike.

This study has attempted to indicate the role that the Counter-Terrorism Committee has played in the Security Council in the fight against terrorism.

The study concluded with many conclusions and recommendations: The CTC has difficulty in agreeing on a common framework, method or mechanism for all The United Nations, and, secondly, the motivations underlying terrorist acts differ in terms of motivation to commit them.