When will the conference take place?

 

The conference is scheduled for Friday, April 28th – Sunday, April 30th.

 

What will the committees and topics be?

 

General Assembly 1 (GA1): 

1. Global Nuclear Disarmament

2. Increasing Women’s Role in Disarmament and Non-Proliferation

 

Economic and Security Council (ECOSOC):

1. Mobilizing Inclusive Partnerships for Sustainable Development

2. Promoting Sustainable Peace by Addressing the Root Causes of Conflict

 

United Nations Environment Assembly (UNEA):

1. Implementation of the Paris Agreement

2. Sustainable Use of the Oceans, Seas, and Marine Resources

 

United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization (UNESCO):

1. Empowering Vulnerable Groups through Access to Information and Communications Technology

2. Sport for Peace and Development

 

Security Council:

1. Protection of Civilians in the Context of Peacekeeping Operations

2. The Situation in Libya

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What is the “Youth Assembly”?

 

The Youth Assembly is an additional component to MMUN this year. The Youth Assembly will be responsible for debating topics that are relevant to youth in the Balkans. Topics will be decided upon with the support of the Secretary General and peers. At the conference, organizations and local government will be invited to attend if the issue is relevant to them.

 

 

Will there be a registration fee?

 

Yes, there will be a small registration fee. This fee will be used to offset costs with regards to transportation and refreshments. The fee will be announced in January.

 

Is accommodation provided?

 

The conference will last for 3 days, therefore two nights will be spent in Skopje. If you are a student under the age of 18, then you must ensure that you will be traveling with a supervisor.

 

Some accommodation will be available and cost between 5-15 euros per person, per night. More details will be provided at a later date. Some hosts will also be available in Skopje.