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Sign Up here! Registration closes February 21, 2025.
The International Model United Nations of Alkmaar (IMUNA) is an annually held MUN conference in Alkmaar, the Netherlands. The conference is beginner friendly and thanks to our THIMUN affiliation, quality can be guaranteed. This edition will be the 31st edition of IMUNA.
Participating in the IMUNA conference is a great learning experience for all and a fantastic way to make new friends from all over the world. Participation can be done in various ways, such as signing up as a Delegate, Student Officer, Host Family or Press. Before signing up, please read our handbook for participation. Among other things, this document contains information regarding the participation fees and registration procedures.
IMUNA is a conference for high school students aged 12 to 20 years old.
Committees
- Finding a path to peace in times of growing tensions in the Middle East
- The issue of the South Chinese Sea
- The issue of Haiti
- Combating China’s growing influence in underdeveloped nations
- Reconsidering the efficiency of the use of arms embargoes
- Ensuring all member states are able to and willing to comply to NATO’s defence budget standards
- Evaluating the contribution of multilateral organisations, like the UN, to peacekeeping, diplomacy, and conflict prevention
- Sub-forum 1: Improving incentives for multinational corporations to transition to greener forms of energy
- Sub-forum 2: Ensuring job safety in a time of ever-expanding AI-capabilities
- Sub-forum 3: Improving access to education for children in LDCs
- Combating child marriage in sub-Saharan Africa
- Violations of women’s human rights in Afghanistan
- The issue of combating slavery in the precious metal industry
- Assisting underdeveloped nations in protecting themselves from natural disasters
- Combating deforestation in the tropics
- Reducing plastic pollution
- The issue of the usage of Artificial Intelligence for surveillance of citizens
- The issue of Artificial Intelligence as a tool for misinformation and disinformation
- Ensuring equal access to AI-technology for LEDCs
- The dilemma between protecting free speech and combating hate speech
- The growing polarisation as a result of engagement-based algorithms
- The challenges of countering human trafficking in the digital era
- The six-day war
- The growing tensions between the United States of America and the Soviet Union
- The Nigerian civil war
- Fighting the growing obesity rates and the associated health risks
- Improving mental health accessibility to victims of armed conflict
- Reducing the spread of STDs in LEDCs
- Improving the sovereignty of African nations and their economic independence from their former colonizers
- The growing unease in European member states as a result of migration from the Middle East and the Mediterranean area
- Reducing online harassment and discrimination
- The issue of human genetic enhancement
- Evaluating the role of private military and security companies when it comes to international security
- Reducing the nuclear stockpile
- Setting clear guidelines for the role of artificial intelligence in law enforcement
- Enhancing cross-border cooperation to combat human trafficking
- Reducing the strength and political influence of organized crime networks in Latin America
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