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Senatus Populusque MUNdi: Building Bridges on Ancient Foundations
Honorable Chairs and Delegates,
On the streets of Rome, should you ever find yourself looking down instead of up, you may notice on buildings and on the street the acronym SPQR, standing for Senatus PopulusQue Romanus- The Senate and the People of Rome. In this, we found the theme of our 14th JCU Model United Nations Conference. How can we, the next generation of political leaders, build upon the foundations laid for us by the ancient Romans. We can see and feel the echo of these decisions in everything we do, from our debates to our senates, the roman ideals of democracy live on in us.
So, we ask you, our prospective delegates and chairs, to kindly join us for this experience, blending the classical and contemporary worlds together, for a future where we can best resolve our conflicts, and inspire those to come, just as the Romans had done.
This year, we will be significantly expanding our committees, including four Beginner level committees, seven Intermediate level committees, and three Expert level committees. In these, we pose questions on issues such as cultural heritage, religious intolerance, climate change, and digital advancements in society. Those interested in chair applications can expect those to be available August 28th, and those interested in delegate applications can expect them around October 1st (subject to change).
We, the 2024 Secretariat, thank you immensely for your interest in and consideration of our conference.
Signed,
2024 JCU MUN Secretariat Team
Committees
- Protecting world’s forests: learning how to obtain and encourage new financial resources
- Reducing plastic pollution in oceans
Clara Antunes Brum
Noam Lounes
- The Role of Tech and Social Media in Empowering Women and Advancing Gender in the Middle East
- The Implementation of Gender Quota Policies for Women's Rights
Paula Romo Barthe
Maria Simpson
- Addressing the Categorization of AI Applications in the Context of Armed Conflict
- Establishing Procedures for Safe Disarmament and Disposal of Missile Materials and Nuclear Weaponry
Casper Olivier van Wetten
Jason van Otterlo
- The Place of Cultural and/or Scientific items
Samuel Camilleri Brancaleone
Vincent Rastetter
- Creating social cohesion in the areas of education and housing
- The rights of Indigenous People
Leonie Tambke
Nazan ElHadidi
- Addressing the 'Suspension of Member States' Framework of the European Council
- Common European Pandemic Health Policy
Ana Nalbach
Marc Zabel
- Capacity-building throught sovereign wealth funds
- Reexamining the System of Lending in a Polarized and Developing World
Vincent Savary-Jackson
Egan Paquay
- Egypt v Ethiopia: Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD) Dispute
Léa Herin
Erenay Karacan
- Making the impossible possible: addressing the pressing issues of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict
Patrik Marčetič
Vanessa Billerey
- The Liberator Civil War: Future of Rome at stake
Nicholas Cauchi
Charlotte Valot
Damian Vassilev
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