EUBSP 2027

Eurobalkan Simulation Paris

Feb 13–14, 2027 Paris, France

Eurobalkan Simulation Paris

Applications closed Sep 26

Conference

Paris, France·Europe

Feb 13–14, 2027

115 delegates expected

University students

In English

Applications

Closed
Aug 13 – Sep 26, 2026Same dates for every role
  • Delegates
  • Head delegates

About

⁠The future of post-monitoring dialogue with Montenegro

Since its founding in 1949, the Council of Europe has stood as the continent's oldest and most enduring intergovernmental institution dedicated to the protection of human rights, the rule of law, and pluralist democracy. Through the dual architecture of the Parliamentary Assembly and the Committee of Ministers, the Council has, for over seven decades, provided a forum in which the representatives of its member states engage in dialogue, negotiation, and compromise on the most pressing questions facing Europe.

It is this architecture that we invite you to inhabit over the course of Eurobalkan Simulation Paris 2026.
As delegates of the Parliamentary Assembly, you will be called upon to debate, draft, and deliberate as the elected voices of your national parliaments, holding governments to account and shaping the political conscience of the continent.
As representatives on the Committee of Ministers, you will bear the weight of executive decision-making, tasked with translating political will into concrete action and safeguarding the delicate consensus upon which the Council's authority rests.

This simulation is designed to immerse each of you in the genuine complexity of multilateral diplomacy: the negotiation of competing national interests, the pursuit of consensus in the face of disagreement, and the responsibility of upholding shared values even when they are contested.

We are confident that the debates ahead will be as rigorous as they are rewarding, and we look forward to welcoming you to a conference that reflects, at a reduced scale, the ideals and challenges of the institution it replicates.

Committees

  • 69 countries
    1. The accession of Montenegro to the Union

    Monitoring Committee of Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe

    Intermediate · English · 69 countries

    Topic

    The accession of Montenegro to the Union

    About the committee

    PACE is the deliberative, parliamentary arm of the Council of Europe. It's made up of national parliamentarians (not directly elected to PACE itself) delegated from each of the Council of Europe's 46 member states, sitting in political groups rather than national blocs. PACE debates human rights, democracy, and rule-of-law issues, elects the Secretary General and judges to the European Court of Human Rights, and issues recommendations and resolutions — though these are non-binding, its moral and political weight is significant. In a simulation, delegates typically represent national parliamentarians and can be organised into political groups (e.g., centre-left, centre-right, liberal) as well as by country.

    Countries

  • 46 countries
    1. The accession of Montenegro to the Union

    Committee of Ministers

    Expert · English · 46 countries

    Topic

    The accession of Montenegro to the Union

    About the committee

    The CoM is the Council of Europe's main decision-making body, composed of the Foreign Affairs Ministers (or their permanent representatives) of all member states. Unlike PACE, it's an intergovernmental body — decisions here carry more binding weight, including oversight of the execution of European Court of Human Rights judgments, adopting conventions, and taking the final political stance on Council of Europe matters. In a simulation, delegates represent state governments directly, so debate tends to be more consensus- and negotiation-driven, reflecting national interest rather than party politics.

    Countries

Partner conferences

Peacemakers 2026

Paris, France

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Organizers

Aram Terzian
Under Secretary-General for Academics

Arnaud Piollat-Gaudart
Under Secretary-General for Delegates' Services

Clothilde Trelcat
Under Secretary-General for Delegates' Services

Sacha Zantić
Secretary-General

Vanessa Billerey
Deputy Secretary-General

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