KAMUN 2023

Karlsruhe Model United Nations

Nov 17–19, 2023 Karlsruhe, Germany

Karlsruhe Model United Nations

Conference

Karlsruhe, Germany·Europe

Nov 17–19, 2023

130 delegates expected

University students

In English

How it went

4.12103 ratings from delegates
Academics
4.26
Logistics
4.13
Socials
3.97

About

 A World in Transition

Experience the Ultimate MUN Event: KAMUN 2023 - The Black Forest Summit

Prepare yourself for an extraordinary journey of academic rigor and intercultural exploration at KAMUN 2023 - The Black Forest Summit. Join delegates from around the globe as we engage in thought-provoking debates that aim to address issues as we are at the brink of A World in Transition.

With a wide range of committees catering to all levels of expertise, from beginner-friendly to intermediate and advanced, there is a perfect opportunity for every MUN enthusiast to engage in the complex and ever fascinating world of Geopolitics.  
Immerse yourself in the captivating ambiance of the region, as you delve into its rich cultural heritage, all while forging meaningful and lifelong connections with delegates hailing from every corner of the globe through everything from Soirees to Raves.

Rest assured, your delegate fee covers not only the conference itself but also an exquisite culinary experience. Indulge in delicious meals, alongside refreshing coffee, water, and snacks throughout the conference. Selected drinks will also be available during the social events. And let's not forget the Masquerade Ball - your entrance to this glamorous affair is included as well.

Don't miss out on this unparalleled MUN experience. Mark your calendars, pack your suits and dresses, and join us at KAMUN 2023 - The Black Forest Summit. Register now to secure your place at an event to remember. We can't wait to welcome you!

Committees

  • 31 countries
    1. Addressing the inhumane working conditions of cobalt mines in Africa
    • Hugo Berny

    International Labour Organisation (ILO)

    Beginner · English · 31 countries

    Topic

    Addressing the inhumane working conditions of cobalt mines in Africa

    About the committee

    The International Labour Organization (ILO) committee is dedicated to addressing the pressing issue of inhumane working conditions in cobalt mines across Africa. These mines, predominantly located in countries such as the Democratic Republic of Congo, play a crucial role in the production of electronic devices. The committee's primary goal is to formulate comprehensive strategies aimed at safeguarding the rights and well-being of workers involved in the cobalt mining industry. Delegates will meticulously analyze the current situation, delve into the underlying causes of the problem, and propose sustainable solutions. By means of collaborative discussions and negotiations, the ILO committee endeavors to ensure the provision of decent working conditions, fair remuneration, and the elimination of child labor within the cobalt mining sector. Such efforts aim to foster a more ethical and equitable global supply chain.

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  • 30 countries
    1. Green Hydrogen
    • Daniel Henke
    • Kesav Menon

    United Nations Industrial Development Organisation (UNIDO)

    Intermediate · English · 30 countries

    Topic

    Green Hydrogen

    About the committee

    Join us for a dynamic discussion on the urgent need to implement green hydrogen as a powerful tool to mitigate the effects of climate change. This timely topic aims to gather delegates from diverse educational backgrounds to explore innovative strategies for adopting and scaling up green hydrogen technologies. By embracing an interdisciplinary perspective, we shall explore the immense potential of green hydrogen in decarbonizing critical sectors such as transportation, industry, and energy production. Together, we will engage in profound deliberations, exchanging best practices, policy frameworks, and investment prospects, all aimed at expediting the transition towards an ecologically sustainable and carbon-neutral future.

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  • 15 countries · 2 delegates each
    1. Peacekeeping Operations in Territorial and International Waters
    2. Establishing regional hegemony in the South China Sea
    • Monica Marie Bonilla
    • Egan Paquay

    United Nations Security Council (UNSC)

    Expert · English · 15 countries · 2 delegates each

    Topics

    1. Peacekeeping Operations in Territorial and International Waters
    2. Establishing regional hegemony in the South China Sea

    About the committee

    Prepare yourselves for the upcoming discussions in the United Nations Security Council (UNSC) as we delve into the intricate matter of the Western Powers' and China's pursuit of establishing regional hegemony in the South China Sea. Our committee will engage in rigorous analysis of the geopolitical dynamics, territorial disputes, and potential ramifications of these actions. Delegates will thoroughly examine historical context, explore diplomatic avenues, and propose measured solutions aimed at fostering peace, stability, and adherence to international law within the region. Through diplomatic negotiations and collective cooperation, the UNSC is resolute in addressing this sensitive issue, safeguarding the rights and security of all stakeholders while upholding the principles of sovereignty, peaceful coexistence, and the integrity of the United Nations. Let the comprehensive discussions commence!

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  • 25 countries
    1. Regulating Private Military and Security Companies
    • Alp Özden
    • Damian Vassilev

    North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO)

    Expert · English · 25 countries

    Topic

    Regulating Private Military and Security Companies

    About the committee

    Regulating Private Military and Security Companies (PMSCs) poses a complex challenge in today's global landscape, and it will serve as a thought-provoking topic for the upcoming KAMUN 2023. PMSCs operate in various regions, often without clear guidelines or accountability measures, leading to concerns such as human rights abuses and lack of transparency. The North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) committee will delve into this crucial issue, aiming to develop effective frameworks that strike a balance between the legitimate use of PMSCs and safeguarding the interests of affected populations. Delegates in this committee will tackle multifaceted aspects such as oversight, accountability, and transparency in the operations of PMSCs.

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  • 31 countries
    1. The Protection of Sudanese Refugees and IDPs
    • Núria Garcia Anglada
    • Nazan ElHadidi

    United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) (Beginner/Intermediate)

    English · 31 countries

    Topic

    The Protection of Sudanese Refugees and IDPs

    About the committee

    The current civil war in Sudan has displaced hundreds of thousands of Sudanese citizens, most of them women and children. Food insecurity and extremely dangerous cities among a multitude of other unfortunate problems have made the situation for the Sudanese people untenable. In the UNHCR we strive to find answers to this unavoidable issue by discussing frameworks that ascertain the safety of Sudanese refugees and IDPs. All present states have a crucial say in the matter of pursuing a multilateral solution which enables the Sudanese people to be safe and have someplace they could call home.

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