Conference
Fayetteville, United States·North America
Feb 26–27, 2027
High school students
In English
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About
Two-day high school Model Arab League at the University of Arkansas in Fayetteville
The Arkansas High School Model Arab League is a two-day Model Arab League for high schools at the University of Arkansas in Fayetteville, run by the National Council on U.S.-Arab Relations. Your delegation represents one of the League's 22 member states in general and specialized councils, and resolutions that pass go to a closing Summit Session for a final vote.
Committees
- Addressing the weaponization of water resources and river systems as tools of coercion against Arab member states.
- Assessing vulnerabilities in undersea cables and energy pipeline infrastructure.
- Examining the Arab League’s readiness regarding the militarization of space capabilities and satellite technology.
- Facilitating intra-Arab reconciliation efforts and creating frameworks for cases where bilateral mediation fails.
- Developing a unified League-wide strategy regarding Iranian regional influence and proxy activity.
- Creating a framework for an Arab League response to enable long-term stability in Sudan.
- Addressing the strategic and political ramifications of military partnerships between Arab League states and foreign powers, with emphasis on foreign military bases.
- Investigating the causes of civil conflict to reduce political violence within Arab League states.
- Exploring an Arab League response to the closure of maritime straits, concentrating on the diplomatic consequences of the trade shutdown.
- Assessing the psychological toll of conflict and displacement and the necessity of culturally adapted mental health services.
- Expanding regional academic exchange and scholarship programs to deepen cultural awareness and mitigate brain drain.
- Creating frameworks and avenues of support for victims of human trafficking within the MENA region.
- Investigating propaganda agents and media censorship throughout the MENA region.
- Addressing the arrests and detentions of journalists and investigating their impact on media freedoms.
- Discussing the Right to Information throughout the MENA region and the need for information accessibility.
- Alleviating personal and sovereign debt within Arab states and considering means of preventing financial crisis.
- Assessing the challenges faced by member states’ labor forces in the informal economy.
- Exploring the economic impact of Artificial Intelligence and automation on labor markets in the MENA region.
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