Let me ask you this question from a different angle. Who are the customers of this problem ? Are the two countries involved in this problem the customers ? Are

Let me ask you this question from a different angle. Who are the customers of this problem ? Are the two countries involved in this problem the customers ? Are the people involved in this conflict the customers ? If the countries are the customers then this problem will be mired with bureaucracies. Information that you need to solve the problem won't be accessible easily. Working on two sides of the fences will be a nightmare. Your customers are also more likely to change their mind when the political state changes. For an example election of a new prime minister. If the people stuck in that conflict region are the customers then do they really wield that power to make things happen ? The problem I think is a little ill-defined. I think your's is an excellent thought of trying to solve this but I wonder if we are asking the correct question.