Whilst some countries choose to open up their borders to any foreign power, whether it be for trade, travel, work, et cetera, other countries don't (understandably, since it's their choice to do so). Whilst it's important to maintain a nation's sovereignty, it's also important to stimulate trade between countries and with closed borders that will make it more complicated to do so.
And while some countries will most likely oppose this bill, it's important to understand that this isn't a complete change to force everyone to open up their borders, but instead this bill is only meant to try and set small steps in that direction, whilst still keeping most of the issues of border control to the nation's themselves. This bill is only meant to enact open borders for international road freight
If the World Assembly may:
1. Definitions
a. International road freight means freight moved on land by trucks, vans and every other land-purpose vehicle
b. When referring to nations, all non-isolationist nations within the World Assembly are being mentioned
c. resolution means General Assembly resolution
d. Bill also refers to General Assembly resolution
e. Logistical travel refers to the travel of international road freight
2. Cooperation
All members should work in keeping their borders open to international road freight travel at all times, except in situations in where the nations see fit to close their borders to international road freight (during a pandemic, war, threat of attack, et cetera). Nations are also stimulated to make agreements with each other on certain terms of the freely travelling international road freight.
3. Non-exclusivity
No nations are allowed to;
a. Make agreements with other nations to only allow the travel of international road freight provided by some companies. All logistical ventures should be allowed to pass freely from nation to nation.
b. Make agreements with other nations to close the borders completely, thus overriding this resolution, without a good reason to do so in the first place.
c. Withhold the necessary tools for the international road freight (infrastructure, staff, equipment, vehicles) to travel between two nations.
d. Fail to implement policies aiding free logistical travel and implement policies meant to restrict the international road freight from travelling freely.
4. Exceptions
Unless stated other wise by a previous resolution, as said in section 2, nations are allowed to disobey this resolution if there's an event that could pose a threat to the nation and the logistical travel. Reasons include war, global health crises, threat of attack (either by foreign power or independent organisation), natural disaster, civil unrest, et cetera.
