FaceMun Rwanda 2026

Face Festival Rwanda International MUN (FaceMUN)

Aug 28–30, 2026 Kigali, Rwanda

Face Festival Rwanda International MUN (FaceMUN)

Conference

Kigali, Rwanda·Africa

Aug 28–30, 2026

100 delegates expected

High school and university students

In English

How it went

4.5815 ratings from delegates
Academics
4.67
Logistics
4.27
Socials
4.80

About

Youth Engagement in Promoting International Peace, Security, and Prosperity

Face Festival International MUN 2026 (FaceMUN)

FaceMUN is a three-day international Model United Nations conference that takes place within the wider Face Festival 2026, a global development and cultural festival hosted in Kigali. FaceMUN is designed to simulate the operations of the United Nations General Assembly and its specialized bodies, empowering young people to engage with pressing global issues and develop diplomatic solutions.

Delegates will take on the roles of world leaders and international diplomats, debating real-world topics and drafting resolutions that address global challenges. Through negotiation, research, and debate, participants will learn how international cooperation happens in practice while sharpening their leadership, critical thinking, and communication skills.

Committees & Topics

  • General Assembly (GA) & Subcommittees (DISEC, ECOFIN, SOCHUM, and Legal) 
  • Security Council (UNSC)

Background guides and position paper instructions will be shared with all accepted delegates.

Pre-Conference Training & Activities

  • Research and diplomacy
  • Position paper writing
  • Speech delivery and negotiation
  • Committee procedures

Conference Purpose: Learn, Visit, Act

Learn – Participate in simulations Face Model of United Nations 
Visit – Attend African Food Systems (Rwanda), Join YCLN  Delegate at the Commonwealth and World Trade Organization 2026 
Act – Take your learning into action. Develop real-world impact projects and campaigns inspired by your committee experience.

Conference Features

  • Opening & Closing Ceremonies
  • Guest Speaker Panels
  • Diplomatic Dinner
  • Delegate Awards
  • Certificate of Participation
  • Shared Accommodation Support (available upon request)

Festival Integration

FaceMUN is part of the 10-day Face Festival 2026, a global celebration of innovation, activism, creativity, and leadership. The full programme includes:

  • Festival Integration 
  • FaceMUN Rwanda is part of the 10-day Face Festival 2026, a global celebration of innovation, activism, creativity, and leadership. The full programme includes:
  • Aug 28th -30th - Face Model of United Nations 
  • 31st - MUN Resolution Presentation
  • Sep 1-4th -African Food Systems and TedX Kigali 
  • Sep 4 - 6th - Rotation Dance Exchange (African Champions) and Music Concert.
  • 6th Young Creative Leaders Awards Ceremony

Eligibility

  • Face Mun open to participants aged 16–30, and other opened to all age delegates to 
  • Applications accepted globally
  • English proficiency required

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Join us in Kigali, Rwanda to debate the world's most pressing issues, build international networks, and experience diplomacy in action. Whether you're a first-time delegate or experienced MUN participant, Face Festival will challenge and inspire you to become a global leader.

Committees

  • 26 countries
    1. Protecting Children on the Move: Strengthening International Protection Mechanisms for Refugee, Migrant, and Displaced Children.
    2. Closing the Global Immunisation Gap: Ensuring Equitable Access to Vaccines for Children in Low- and Middle-Income Countries
    • Emanuella AfoyoWere

    UNICEF

    Beginner · English · 26 countries

    Topics

    1. Protecting Children on the Move: Strengthening International Protection Mechanisms for Refugee, Migrant, and Displaced Children.
    2. Closing the Global Immunisation Gap: Ensuring Equitable Access to Vaccines for Children in Low- and Middle-Income Countries

    About the committee

    The United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) is mandated by the UN General Assembly to advocate for the protection of children’s rights, meet their basic needs, and expand their opportunities to reach their full potential. In this session, delegates will address two critical global challenges threatening the survival, development, and dignity of youth worldwide.

    Chair

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    How this committee type works

  • 21 countries
    1. Strengthening International Responses to the Sudan Conflict: Ceasefire Enforcement, Humanitarian Access, and Regional Stability.
    2. Preventing Regional Escalation in the Middle East and Protecting Humanitarian Access.
    • Nyiriek Peat
    • Peter Nnamchukwu

    Security Council

    Expert · English · 21 countries

    Topics

    1. Strengthening International Responses to the Sudan Conflict: Ceasefire Enforcement, Humanitarian Access, and Regional Stability.
    2. Preventing Regional Escalation in the Middle East and Protecting Humanitarian Access.

    About the committee

    The United Nations Security Council holds primary responsibility under the UN Charter for the maintenance of international peace and security. Armed with the power to issue legally binding resolutions, establish peacekeeping mandates, invoke sanctions, and authorize collective enforcement measures, the Security Council must navigate complex geopolitical divides to prevent state collapse, protect civilian populations, and uphold international order.

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  • 26 countries
    1. Addressing Climate-Induced Food Insecurity Through Sustainable Agricultural Mitigation and Adaptation.
    2. Strengthening Climate Finance for Vulnerable Developing States
    • Fani Akan

    Conference of the Parties (COP)

    Intermediate · English · 26 countries

    Topics

    1. Addressing Climate-Induced Food Insecurity Through Sustainable Agricultural Mitigation and Adaptation.
    2. Strengthening Climate Finance for Vulnerable Developing States

    Chair

    Countries

  • 23 countries
    1. Combating the Illicit Trade and Proliferation of Small Arms and Light Weapons, Enhancing International Cooperation to Counter Terrorism While Upholding International Law.
    2. Addressing the Security Risks of Autonomous Weapons Systems and Military Artificial Intelligence.
    • Neema Cyuzuzo

    Disarmament and International Security (DISEC)

    Expert · English · 23 countries

    Topics

    1. Combating the Illicit Trade and Proliferation of Small Arms and Light Weapons, Enhancing International Cooperation to Counter Terrorism While Upholding International Law.
    2. Addressing the Security Risks of Autonomous Weapons Systems and Military Artificial Intelligence.

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  • 17 countries
    1. Enhancing Regional Economic Integration Through Improved Cross-Border Infrastructure and Trade Facilitation.
    2. Strengthening Africa's Position in Global Supply Chains Through Industrialisation and Value Addition.
    • Rapheal Ikuyinminu
    • Jacqueline Raphael

    UN Economic Commission for Africa

    Intermediate · English · 17 countries

    Topics

    1. Enhancing Regional Economic Integration Through Improved Cross-Border Infrastructure and Trade Facilitation.
    2. Strengthening Africa's Position in Global Supply Chains Through Industrialisation and Value Addition.

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  • 19 countries
    1. Protecting Freedom of Religion or Belief in Areas Affected by Conflict and Political Instability.
    2. Addressing the Human Rights Implications of Emerging Digital Surveillance Technologies.
    • Paul Masamvu

    Social, Cultural and Humanitarian Committee (SOCHUM)

    Beginner · English · 19 countries

    Topics

    1. Protecting Freedom of Religion or Belief in Areas Affected by Conflict and Political Instability.
    2. Addressing the Human Rights Implications of Emerging Digital Surveillance Technologies.

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