The concept of MUN. which stands for Model United Nations, is an international format of debate that allows young, ambitious individuals to take part in simulations of the United Nations by representing different countries and NGOs/GOS in different committees that debate a range of relevant issues. It develops debating and negotiating skills as well as argument-building and framing techniques. In reference to SDG 16 and 17 healing wounds is set to remind humans that through sustainable and strong institutions we are to overcome situations that have impacted and damaged us severely as a whole. MUN offers invaluable experiences that can only be developed through hands-on work discussing and trying to solve global issues, and really does spark a huge passion for making the world a better place.
This year, JKS is hosting it’s 12th annual Model United Nations (MUN) conference.
The conference will be held from 8 to 10 February 2024
MUN conferences regularly simulate the bodies of the United Nations,
the European Union, government cabinets, and regional bodies. These
are called committees. Every delegate will be sorted into the committee
of their choice.
Topic 1: The impact of Western Intervention in the Middle East and North Africa Region
Topic 2: Strengthening Sudan’s post-war economy with support from the global community
Topic 1: Regulation and oversight of autonomous weapons systems
Topic 2: International cooperation in managing orbital debris and space traffic
Topic 1: Mitigating the threat of biological weaponry
Topic 2: Countering the threat of improvised explosive devices, landmines, cluster munitions, and other explosives
Topic 1: Strengthening international cooperation to counter cybersecurity threats
Topic 2: Enhancing disaster preparedness and response strategies worldwide
Topic 1: Discussing legal methods to redistribute displaced historical artifacts
Topic 2: Establishing laws for transboundary bodies of water
Topic 1: Revisiting the clauses and terms of the Treaty of Versailles and their impact on the German motherland.
Topic 2: Addressing the invasion of Czechoslovakia following several breaches of the treaty of Versailles.
Topic 1: The situation in the Democratic Republic of Congo
Topic 2: Ensuring the lasting peace between Azerbaijan and Armenia
Topic 1: Addressing the rise and regulation of cryptocurrency
Topic 2: The effects of hyperinflation and its socioeconomic consequences in Lebanon
Topic 1: Addressing the ethical implications of genetic engineering and biotechnology
Topic 2: Combatting climate change: strategies for environmental conservation and sustainable development
Topic 1: Ensuring access to humanitarian aid and protection of civilians in conflict zones
Topic 2: Human rights violations during the Yemeni Civil War
Topic 1: Improving public health: implementing initiatives to advance global medical literacy
Topic 2: The implementation of low-cost healthcare centers to address medical inequality in refugee settings