MUN Conference

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Model United Nations (MUN) is a simulation of the United Nations where students take on the roles of delegates representing different countries, organizations, or individuals. In these conferences, participants research their assigned countries’ policies and perspectives on global issues and debate them in formal sessions. MUN provides a platform to discuss international relations, diplomacy, and problem-solving while following procedures similar to actual UN committees, including moderated and unmoderated caucuses, drafting resolutions, and delivering speeches. It helps participants develop public speaking, negotiation, and critical thinking skills.

OUR COMMITTEES & AGENDAS

Agenda: “Deliberation on the Escalation of Proxy Warfare and the Transnational Utilisation of Non-State Armed Actors as Instruments of Strategic Influence, with Special Emphasis on the Conflicts in Yemen, Gaza, and the Sahel Corridor.”

Agenda: “Deliberation on the Weaponisation of Resource Dependencies and the Militarisation of Global Supply Chains.”

Agenda: “Deliberation on the Development of a Global Regulatory Mechanism for the Civilian Use of Small Modular Reactors (SMRs) and Nuclear Microgrids.”

Agenda: “Deliberation on Human Rights Obligations of Occupying Powers in the Context of De Facto Annexations and Settler Expansion.”

Agenda: “Deliberation on Institutionalised Gender Bias in the Formulation and Execution of Refugee and Asylum Policies with emphasis on Border Detention, Statelessness, and Reproductive Autonomy”

Agenda: “Formulating a National Policy on Regulating Religious and Political Narratives on Social Media Platforms: Freedom of Expression or Digital Radicalisation?”

Agenda: “Deliberation on the Political Accountability and National Security Implications of Handling Subnational Crises in Border States: Internal Failure or External Interference?”

Agenda: Bridging the Global North-South divide ensuring equitable access to Green Technology and Climate finance’’

IPC

UNSC

UNGA

IAEA

UNHRC

UNCSW

AISM

AIPPM