The UN Coordinating Agency for International Cooperation is an accredited non-governmental organization under the UN Economic and Social Council, the New York State Government, the New York Court, and the Chinese Consulate General in New York.

The UN Coordinating Agency for International Cooperation, in accordance with the purposes and principles of the UN Charter, and universally recognized humanitarian principles, coordinates and handles various disaster affairs in a cooperative manner.

In the global world of global political and economic integration, it is committed to the coordination of natural disasters and human conflicts, and provides emergency rescue services and international and domestic security services to governments, enterprises, social groups and civilians around the world.

United Nations Coordinating Agency for International Cooperation Charter

Chapter 1 General

Article 1 The United Nations International Bureau of Coordination (hereinafter referred to as the “Coordination Bureau”) follows the purposes and principles of the UN Charter and universally recognized humanitarian principles, and coordinates the handling of various disasters with a cooperative attitude. In today''''s world of global economic integration, it is committed to the coordination of natural disasters and human-made conflicts, providing emergency rescue services and international and domestic security for governments, enterprises, social groups and peoples all over the world, and international exchanges to facilitate international cooperation and other services.

Article 2 The Coordination Bureau actively cooperates with the guidance of the relevant government departments of various countries.

Article 3 The members of the Coordination Bureau shall be equal and mutually beneficial within the Coordination Bureau and cooperate with each other for common development.

Article 4 The Coordination Bureau is headquartered in New York, USA, and the China Bureau is located in Beijing.

Chapter II Business Scope

Article 5 The Bureau of Coordination examines the trends in the development of security and emergency rescue in various countries and provides the government with countermeasures and recommendations.

1. To track the development of security and rescue in all countries of the world, understand the dynamics of safety and security and emergency rescue technology and equipment in various countries, and provide information consulting services for decision-making, security and emergency rescue of governments around the world.

2. To study the policies related to security and emergency rescue in various countries of the world, and put forward suggestions for development in accordance with actual countries.

3. Coordinating Bureau''''s cooperation approach, conducting application research on security and emergency rescue affairs, coordinating cooperation relations among enterprises, integrating the corporate resources of the Coordinating Bureau, improving the overall strength of security and emergency rescue in all countries, and reducing various disasters to humanity. harm.

Article 6 Build an exchange platform.

1. Build a communication platform for the Coordination Bureau, organize various seminars and academic exchanges, and promote the communication and integration of government, production, education, and research.

2. Establish long-term relations with relevant organizations in countries around the world, develop exchanges and cooperation in high-tech products around the world, use seminars and exhibitions to promote scientific and technological advancement, and actively promote the coordination and improvement of the Bureau of Coordination. Products give support and encouragement.

Article 7 Promote the opening of the market.

1. Plan marketing and organize exhibitions of various products.

2. Through organizing exhibitions and media campaigns, the company promotes global quality service companies, promotes global high-tech products, and promotes high efficiency in global security and emergency rescue.

Article 8 Establish an investment financing exchange platform within the industry. Contact the competent government departments to organize and coordinate the business treatment of enterprises and financial industries, and to clear the financial channels of the industry, and promote mutual support for sustainable development.

Article 9 The maintenance of the Coordination Bureau shall continue.

1. Plan and collaborate with relevant departments to formulate global industry standards, production specifications, etc., and promote the implementation of industry standards and regulations.

2. Strengthen the confidentiality and coordination of the integrity of members of the Bureau of Coordination and urge them to supervise their compliance with the law, integrity management, fair competition, unity and cooperation, strengthen industry self-discipline, jointly plan market order, create fair competition, and coordinate a sound environment for development.

Article 10 Consulting and Training Services

1. Organize relevant experts and scholars to discuss, discuss, make suggestions and provide suggestions on major issues relating to the development of security and emergency rescue, and provide industry development advice and consulting services to relevant industry decision-making agencies or companies in need.

2. Actively carry out information consultation, personnel training, disaster prevention and reduction, scientific and technological propaganda, etc., organize technical seminars and training of professional and technical personnel, and train and develop all kinds of urgently needed personnel.

3. The members of the Bureau of Coordination should be provided with training on security and emergency rescue. Members should provide self-help, self-help and mutual rescue knowledge. The member units should be oriented toward the society and gradually provide the quality and technical capabilities of the entire emergency rescue workers.

Article 11 Provide information services.

1. The website of the Coordinating Bureau was established to make it an information exchange platform for members of the Coordination Bureau, an industrial development platform, and to strengthen the information exchange of the Coordination Bureau while expanding the external influence of the Coordination Bureau.

2. Collect and organize the development and information of security and emergency rescue in various countries of the world, and edit the relevant market information and technical data to provide efficient services to the members of the Bureau.

Chapter 3 Members

Article 12 Enterprises, institutions and related organizations that have independent and legal qualifications to conduct research and development, manufacture, and service in the security and emergency rescue industry shall acknowledge that the Articles of Association may apply to the Coordination Bureau. After approval, it becomes a full member of the Coordination Bureau, enjoys the rights of members and assumes the obligations of the members.

Article 13 Where a person has a good social reputation, complies with laws and regulations, operates steadily and cares about security and emergency rescue, and develops disaster-relief public welfare undertakings, the products are recognized internationally and domestically. According to the size of the contribution of enterprises and individuals, they become the main coordinating bureau after application and approval. Leaders and members.

Chapter 4 Joining the Coordination Bureau shall go through formalities

Article 14 The members of the Bureau shall be nominated by the Bureau.

Article 15 Documents to be submitted to the Bureau of Coordination.

1. Apply to the Bureau of Coordination.

2. Qualification documents of applicants and copies of legal person ID cards.

3. Apply for the development plan and the work of the unit security and emergency rescue.

4. The application unit needs to pay the dues to the Bureau of Coordination each year on different scales.

Article 16 The Coordinating Bureau conducts qualification examinations on applications for becoming members, conducts actual inspections and demonstrations on production companies, and submits opinions to the General Administration of Administration for review. After a discussion with the Directorate General, a resolution is made, the review results and opinions are submitted to the Directorate General for the record, and approval is given to the members for information disclosure.

Article 17 The members who have introduced the Coordination Bureau shall go through the following procedures.

1. A written withdrawal statement is submitted to the Organization Department of the Bureau of Coordination, and the organization department handles the relevant exit procedures in accordance with the relevant provisions of the Articles of Association and reports to the Bureau for record.

2. The Coordinating Bureau will be withdrawn 30 days after the submission of the withdrawal statement. After the member withdraws, the fees that have been voluntarily paid to the Coordination Bureau will not be refunded.

3. Within one year, they did not participate in the activities organized by the Bureau of Coordination.

4. The member violated the statute of the Bureau of Coordination and made an act unfavorable to the liaison bureau. The liaison bureau would issue a written warning that the member unit did not present a valid reason for delisting and was deemed to have withdrawn automatically. In case of serious losses and consequences to the member''''s violation of the rules, the member shall bear the corresponding legal liability and liability for his own conduct.

Article 18 Members enjoy the following rights

1. Term of two years.

2. Free participation in the world-famous security and emergency rescue experts and scholars from around the world organized by the Coordinating Bureau from time to time to participate in academic seminars, international councils, industry conferences, special reports, technology and project exchanges, etc., to participate in free exchanges with leaders of other countries, successful people cooperate with.

3. With the consent of the organizers, the skills and academic exchanges that can be participated by people from all walks of life and the review and discussion of new products can be used in the honorary organization of the Coordinating Bureau. Priority can be given to hosting the large-scale social activities organized by the organizers. Priority naming rights.

4. Priority will be given to consulting and information services provided by the magazine, and corporate supplements will be jointly organized for the company.

5. Has the right to propose amendments to the constitution of the Bureau of Coordination.

Article 19 Obligations of Members

1. Members should abide by the regulations in this chapter, maintain their good reputation, improve quality products and services, and collaborate with the Bureau to carry out public welfare activities for security and emergency relief.

2. Members should pay attention to and promote the activities of security and emergency rescue and provide advice and suggestions for the development of the Bureau.

3. Members should actively provide feedback to the Coordination Bureau on new issues encountered by the unit in the field of security and emergency rescue marketing and issues of common concern to the society, and provide support and services for improving the credibility and value of the Coordination Bureau.

4. The member units should pay their dues in time.

Chapter 5 Daily Management

Article 20 Expenditure

1. The member units can participate in various disaster relief and charity activities to provide daily service to member units.

2. Promotion of member units to provide internal information journals, etc.

3. Daily office

4. The Bureau of Coordination establishes a strict financial management system in accordance with relevant laws and regulations of all countries in the world to ensure that the accounting data is legal, accurate and complete, and accepts the supervision of members.

Article 21 Intellectual Property

1. No member may grant or be deemed to grant to the Coordinating Bureau express or implied, express or implied, any right or license granted to the coordinating office or other member concerning patents, copyrights, trademarks, trade secrets, or other intellectual property owned or controlled by the member. Unless otherwise provided in this statute.

2. No member may use other member names in any public manner without written permission, but any member may disclose and disclose the membership of the Coordinating Bureau, and the Coordinating Board may publicly disclose membership unless the member explicitly requests in writing that the Coordinating Bureau not Disclosure and disclosure of membership in the Coordination Bureau.

Article 22 The Articles of Association shall come into effect after being voted on at the United Nations International Cooperation and Coordination Bureau meeting.

Article 23 The official language of the Bureau is Chinese. This statute is translated into other languages. Chinese still prevails.

Article 24 The final interpretation right of this statute is the Bureau of Coordination.