Aegean MUN 2023

Aegean International Model United Nations

Apr 20–23, 2023 Online

Aegean International Model United Nations

Conference

Online

Apr 20–23, 2023

150 delegates expected

High school and university students

In English

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 [ Letter from the Secretary General ]

"Esteemed participants,

 On behalf of the Organizing Team, the Secretariat, and the Executive Board, it is my great pleasure to extend a warm welcome to all of you to our Model United Nations conference. We are delighted to host such a diverse and talented group of individuals, and we look forward to the spirited and constructive debates that will undoubtedly arise during our time together.

 As we gather here to discuss some of the most pressing issues facing our world, I encourage each one of you to bring your own unique perspectives, experiences, and expertise to the table. You shall engage in meaningful dialogue, challenge yourselves to see the world from different angles, and work together to find creative solutions to the intricate challenges that we face. The world we live in today is complex and multifaceted, but I am confident that this conference will offer a platform for us to explore and understand the diverse perspectives that shape our global community.

 This conference promises to be an engaging and enlightening experience, one that will challenge us to think critically, listen actively, and work collaboratively towards achieving our common goals. Let us remember that while we may come from different backgrounds, cultures, and nationalities, we are united in our commitment to building a better future.

 Finally, I would like to express my sincere appreciation to all of you for your commitment to global citizenship and your dedication to the ideals of the United Nations. I wish you all a fruitful and rewarding experience. May we learn from each other, inspire one another, and leave this gathering with renewed passion and purpose to make a positive impact in our world

Sincerely,

Dimitrios Fragkos

Head of the Organising Team - Secretary General"

 

 Our Keynote Speakers:

 

 Ms Angeliki Christofidou | Specialist Director, Human Capital, Deloitte

“Angeliki is a senior business executive with almost 30 years of experience focusing on Strategic Human Resources. Throughout her career, she has excelled at catalyzing international cultural change and championing service excellence. She is a visionary change agent, with a track record of leading global change, organizational & technological development and universally aligned HR best practices, such as the implementation of software systems and the digitization of HR services in 97 countries, for more than 200.000 employees (EMEA, Latin & North America, Asia Pacific). Angeliki is a trusted partner of business leaders and has strong track record of bolstering capabilities in acquiring developing, engaging and retaining talent.”

 

 Mr Panos Broustas | Manager, Human Capital, Deloitte

“Panos is a Manager in Deloitte’s Human Capital Consulting team, with approximately 10 years overall experience in Workforce Transformation projects. His knowledge and skillset has expanded through his involvement in projects for both Greek and multinational companies in various industries and sectors such as Banking, Energy, Shipping, Pharmaceuticals, etc. His areas of expertise include mainly HR initiatives around Organizational Design, Human Capabilities Upskilling, Personnel Training & Assessment as well as Culture & Engagement Surveys. Pano’s experience both in consulting and industry have made him a well-rounded Talent Development professional with a clear focus on Workforce Reskilling solutions.”

 

 During the Opening Ceremony, Ms Christofidou and Mr Broustas will give a presentation on the topic of “Reskilling and Upskilling: A Strategic Response to Changing Skill Demands”. Be sure not to miss it on Thursday 20/4, 10:00 - 10:30 AM UTC+3 (Greek Time).

 

 Important Information About the Conference:

  • The time of the conference for all days is 09:30 - 17:00 UTC+3 (Greek Time)
  • For the detailed programme, along with how it converts to different time zones, view our website (aegeanmun.com)
  • Position Papers are not required. If you wish to submit them, do so on MyMUN
  • The Rules of Procedures Manual will be THIMUN
  • The conference's Zoom link will be sent out to all participants the day prior to the conference

 The committees of Aegean MUN are as follows:

  • General Assembly 1: Disarmament and International Security Committee (DISEC)
  • General Assembly 3: Social, Cultural, and Humanitarian Committee (SOCHUM)
  • General Assembly 4: Special Political and Decolonisation Committee (SPECPOL)
  • General Assembly Plenary Session
  • World Leaders' Forum (WLF)

 For further information regarding the above committees, as well as their agenda items, refer to the committee descriptions.

 When applying for the conference:

  • Please select as many preferences as possible
  • Take into consideration that the delegations of the Holy See, the State of Palestine, the European Commission, and the Sovereign Military Order of Malta do not have the right to vote, but otherwise act as any other delegation

 For any inquiries, do not hesitate to contact us at our email (aegean.international.mun@gmail.com) or Instagram account (@aegean_mun).

Committees

  • 197 countries
    1. Regulating outer space with the aim of tackling its weaponization
    2. The intertwined relationship between globalisation and terrorism
    • Eashan Ramchandani
    • Scarlett Surya
    • Paris Crishen Liu

    Disarmament and International Security Committee

    English · 197 countries

    Topics

    1. Regulating outer space with the aim of tackling its weaponization
    2. The intertwined relationship between globalisation and terrorism

    About the committee

    The DISEC is the 1st committee of the General Assembly. It deals with issues of disarmament, global challenges and threats to peace that affect the international community and seeks out solutions to the challenges in the international security regime. In addition to the designated agenda items, this committee will also cover one crisis topic. Delegates who participate in this committee will also participate in the General Assembly Plenary Session. To see more on that, read the Plenary's description.

    Chairs

    Countries

    How this committee type works
  • 197 countries
    1. Discussing the integration of LGBT+ inclusive education into the mandatory school curriculum
    2. The under-representation of women and population minorities in governmental bodies
    • Chloe Yang

    Social, Cultural, and Humanitarian Committee

    English · 197 countries

    Topics

    1. Discussing the integration of LGBT+ inclusive education into the mandatory school curriculum
    2. The under-representation of women and population minorities in governmental bodies

    About the committee

    The SOCHUM is the 3rd committee of the General Assembly. It deals with a range of social, humanitarian affairs and human rights issues that affect people all over the world. In addition to the designated agenda items, this committee will also cover one crisis topic. Delegates who participate in this committee will also participate in the General Assembly Plenary Session. To see more on that, read the Plenary's description.

    Chair

    Countries

    How this committee type works
  • 197 countries
    1. The Kuril Islands dispute
    2. Civil conflict in Ethiopia
    • Christina Charitaki
    • George Papadimitriou

    Special Political and Decolonisation Committee

    English · 197 countries

    Topics

    1. The Kuril Islands dispute
    2. Civil conflict in Ethiopia

    About the committee

    The SPECPOL is the 4th committee of the General Assembly. It deals with a broad range of issues covering decolonization-related agenda items, the effects of atomic radiation, questions relating to information, a review of the question of peacekeeping operations as well as a review of special political missions, and International cooperation in the peaceful uses of outer space. In addition to the designated agenda items, this committee will also cover one crisis topic. Delegates who participate in this committee will also participate in the General Assembly Plenary Session. To see more on that, read the Plenary's description.

    Chairs

    Countries

    How this committee type works
  • 197 countries
    1. Achieving gender equity in education
    • Sofia Kapetanaki
    • Maximilian Ang Jian Zhi

    General Assembly Plenary Session

    English · 197 countries

    Topic

    Achieving gender equity in education

    About the committee

    The General Assembly is a principal body of the United Nations. In its Plenary Session, all delegates from all committees will convene to present the resolutions that they have passed internally in each committee. These resolutions will be subject to a debate session and then put to a final vote. In addition, a separate agenda item will be covered, making all delegates from all committees cooperate and make a collective effort. All delegates from all committees will participate in the Plenary.

    Chairs

    Countries

    How this committee type works
  • 197 countries
    1. Ending the war on drugs
    • Alexandros Rizakis
    • Chrysoula Pikoula

    World Leaders' Forum

    English · 197 countries

    Topic

    Ending the war on drugs

    About the committee

    The WLF in this conference is where different country leaders meet. Each participant will have the role of the executive head of the country that they have chosen to represent. To see who these are refer to the persons highlighted in green on this page: https://bit.ly/3jM3VDD . In addition to the designated agenda items, this committee will also cover 2 crisis topics. Delegates who participate in this committee will also participate in the General Assembly Plenary Session. To see more on that, read the Plenary's description.

    Chairs

    Countries

  • The Organising Committee is responsible for ensuring the smooth operation of the conference. You may not apply for this committee, seeing as all positions have been filled in advance.

    • Maria Rigou

    Organising Committee

    English

    About the committee

    The Organising Committee is responsible for ensuring the smooth operation of the conference. You may not apply for this committee, seeing as all positions have been filled in advance.

    Chair

    Countries

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