DISEC

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DISEC has always been one of the pillars of the United Nations, since its creation in the year 1945. It was the first committee of the General Assembly, and it was created with a specific set of purposes regarding security and political issues that different regions had after World War II, therefore, issues regarding peace and security have always been taken into account in DISEC. As a result, the committee is expected to work within its scope of disarmament and international security matters, and its principles of cooperation have led it to maintain international security and peace through its work with the different parties involved.

It deals with the regulation of firearms and cooperative arrangements to strengthen the stability of different countries in conflict around the globe.  Due to its level of importance, DISEC was the first created committee in the UN, and it is one of the main committees at the general assembly of the United Nations. It meets every year in a conference which all 193 state members of the United Nations can attend.