MEDMUN 2019

Mediterranean Model United Nations

Mar 29–31, 2019 MENTON, France

Mediterranean Model United Nations

Conference

MENTON, France·Europe

Mar 29–31, 2019

350 delegates expected

University students

In English, Arabic and French

How it went

4.2993 ratings from delegates
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4.34
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4.37
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4.27

About

MEDMUN 2019 is a Model UN conference for university students. It runs for 3 days, Mar 29–31, 2019, in MENTON, France.

Committees

  • 35 countries
    1. Terrorism, state-sponsored torture, and intercommunal violence in Mali
    2. Obtaining peace and disarming the enduring conflict in Yemen
    • Gaëlle Hamandi
    • Skander Fourati

    Disarmament & International Security Committee (DISEC) - Intermediate Level

    English · 35 countries

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    1. Terrorism, state-sponsored torture, and intercommunal violence in Mali
    2. Obtaining peace and disarming the enduring conflict in Yemen

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  • 183 countries
    1. Freedom of the Press in Turkey
    2. Rising rates of kidnap and forced child soldier recruitment in South Sudan
    • Noon Khalil
    • Ekin Tug

    UN General Assembly - Beginner Level

    English · 183 countries

    Topics

    1. Freedom of the Press in Turkey
    2. Rising rates of kidnap and forced child soldier recruitment in South Sudan

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  • 16 countries
    1. Political, social and economic impacts of the Khashoggi affair
    2. The Kurdish question after the independence referendum and seizure of Kirkuk
    • Jeremy Zimmerman
    • Francisco R. Viñuela

    Security Council - Advanced Level

    English · 16 countries

    Topics

    1. Political, social and economic impacts of the Khashoggi affair
    2. The Kurdish question after the independence referendum and seizure of Kirkuk

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  • 61 countries
    1. Prévenir la Guerre de l’eau au Moyen Orient
    2. Comment promouvoir les énergies renouvelables dans la région MENA ?
    • Mayar Khenissa
    • Salma Belabbes

    Conseil économique et social (ECOSOC) - Niveau débutant

    French · 61 countries

    Topics

    1. Prévenir la Guerre de l’eau au Moyen Orient
    2. Comment promouvoir les énergies renouvelables dans la région MENA ?

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  • 20 countries
    1. La question des enfants en Palestine Occupée
    2. Assurer le respect des droits de l’Homme dans la province de Xinjiang
    • Lukas Gwozdz
    • Selim Henchiri

    Conseil des droits de l'homme - Niveau intermédiaire

    French · 20 countries

    Topics

    1. La question des enfants en Palestine Occupée
    2. Assurer le respect des droits de l’Homme dans la province de Xinjiang

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  • 22 countries
    1. أي مستقبل لغزة: التحدي البشري والسياسي والتعليمي؟
    2. تحديد مستقبل جامعة الدول العربية: المحافظة، الإصلاح، أم التفكيك؟
    • Rym Talhouk

    جامعة الدول العربية

    Arabic · 22 countries

    Topics

    1. أي مستقبل لغزة: التحدي البشري والسياسي والتعليمي؟
    2. تحديد مستقبل جامعة الدول العربية: المحافظة، الإصلاح، أم التفكيك؟

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  • 7 countries
    1. Rispondere alla “crisi migratoria” in Europa- un fronte comune o strategie individuali?
    2. Il patto con l’ Iran: lo sforzo dell’ UE per fronteggiare il ritiro degli USA
    • Víctor Arribas Martinez

    Gruppo dei Sette (G7) - Italiano

    English · 7 countries

    Topics

    1. Rispondere alla “crisi migratoria” in Europa- un fronte comune o strategie individuali?
    2. Il patto con l’ Iran: lo sforzo dell’ UE per fronteggiare il ritiro degli USA

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  • 20 countries
    1. Quelle réponse économique et humanitaire aux catastrophes climatiques?
    2. Comment opérer les transitions vers l’utilisation des énergies renouvelables pour les pays méditerranéens ?
    • Dido Mestiri
    • Myriam Limam

    Groupe des Vingt (G20) - Advanced Level

    English · 20 countries

    Topics

    1. Quelle réponse économique et humanitaire aux catastrophes climatiques?
    2. Comment opérer les transitions vers l’utilisation des énergies renouvelables pour les pays méditerranéens ?

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  • 6 countries
    1. Certains actifs iraniens (République Islamique d’Iran c. Etats Unis d’Amérique)
    2. Délimitation maritime dans l’océan Indien (Somalie c. Kenya)
    • Khalil Chlaifa

    Cour Internationale de Justice - CIJ (Français)

    French · 6 countries

    Topics

    1. Certains actifs iraniens (République Islamique d’Iran c. Etats Unis d’Amérique)
    2. Délimitation maritime dans l’océan Indien (Somalie c. Kenya)

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  • 6 countries
    1. Relocation of the United States Embassy to Jerusalem (Palestine v. United States of America)
    2. Cyprus vs. Turkey (Maritime Zones Dispute)
    • Alessandro Prügel

    International Court of Justice - ICJ (English)

    English · 6 countries

    Topics

    1. Relocation of the United States Embassy to Jerusalem (Palestine v. United States of America)
    2. Cyprus vs. Turkey (Maritime Zones Dispute)

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  • 2 countries · 9 delegates each
    1. The Yom Kippur War of 1973 was a major military confrontation between a coalition of Arab States and the state of Israel fought from October 6th to October 25th. It was a devastating conflict that resulted in several thousand casualties on both sides, and its sociopolitical impact resonates throughout the region to this day. At first glance, the Yom Kippur War may seem like another repeat of the several Arab-Israeli conflicts that preceded it. There are indeed undeniable similarities between the Yom Kippur War and the previous confrontations such as the Arab-Israeli War (1948), the Suez Crisis (1956), and the Six-Day War (1967). Upon deeper inspection, however, the Yom Kippur War stands out as an important moment in the history of this region. We believe it is particularly well-suited to the sorts of crisis simulations organized by MEDMUN. You will join one of two cabinets, which roughly defined correspond to the “pro-Israel” and “pro-Arab” camps. You will represent an individual within one of these cabinets, which will be allocated by the backroom staff. You may indicate your preference in your application.
    • José Manuel Pastor Álvarez
    • Alana Tang
    • Raj Koshal

    Historical crisis: 1973 Yom Kippur

    English · 2 countries · 9 delegates each

    Topic

    The Yom Kippur War of 1973 was a major military confrontation between a coalition of Arab States and the state of Israel fought from October 6th to October 25th. It was a devastating conflict that resulted in several thousand casualties on both sides, and its sociopolitical impact resonates throughout the region to this day. At first glance, the Yom Kippur War may seem like another repeat of the several Arab-Israeli conflicts that preceded it. There are indeed undeniable similarities between the Yom Kippur War and the previous confrontations such as the Arab-Israeli War (1948), the Suez Crisis (1956), and the Six-Day War (1967). Upon deeper inspection, however, the Yom Kippur War stands out as an important moment in the history of this region. We believe it is particularly well-suited to the sorts of crisis simulations organized by MEDMUN. You will join one of two cabinets, which roughly defined correspond to the “pro-Israel” and “pro-Arab” camps. You will represent an individual within one of these cabinets, which will be allocated by the backroom staff. You may indicate your preference in your application.

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  • 3 countries · 7 delegates each
    • Ouafaa Rafi
    • Joseph Jarrouche
    • Racha Cherrat

    Crise futuriste: Guerre civile française de 2050

    English · 3 countries · 7 delegates each
  • 1 country · 17 delegates each
    1. The Trojan War Crisis will pick up from Paris' seduction and kidnapping of Helen, at the eve of conflict as Agamemnon gathers the most powerful and legendary Greek warriors in mythology. On the other side of the Aegean waits the Trojans, ready to defend their city-state and the holy gift of Aphrodite: the most beautiful woman in the world, Helen. Delegates must use their earthly and divine powers to compromise with the two sides, and more importantly, the deities of Olympus, as tensions grow between the Greeks and Trojans, threatening to burst into all-out war. Battles, scandals, curses, bribery, and most importantly, sacrifice, waits for those who dare to step into the chaotic world of Homer, coming to life after two millennia spent in the books. You will fight for the glory of either Greece or Troy. Each delegate will represent an individual within one of these great civilisations, and your role will be allocated by the backroom staff. You may indicate a preference in your application.
    • Marius Pedersen
    • Adriana Nemr
    • Sevina Lee
    • Hayaan Choudhury

    Historical crisis: Trojan war

    English · 1 country · 17 delegates each

    Topic

    The Trojan War Crisis will pick up from Paris' seduction and kidnapping of Helen, at the eve of conflict as Agamemnon gathers the most powerful and legendary Greek warriors in mythology. On the other side of the Aegean waits the Trojans, ready to defend their city-state and the holy gift of Aphrodite: the most beautiful woman in the world, Helen. Delegates must use their earthly and divine powers to compromise with the two sides, and more importantly, the deities of Olympus, as tensions grow between the Greeks and Trojans, threatening to burst into all-out war. Battles, scandals, curses, bribery, and most importantly, sacrifice, waits for those who dare to step into the chaotic world of Homer, coming to life after two millennia spent in the books. You will fight for the glory of either Greece or Troy. Each delegate will represent an individual within one of these great civilisations, and your role will be allocated by the backroom staff. You may indicate a preference in your application.

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  • 11 countries
    • John Sakr

    Press Committee/Comité de Presse

    English · 11 countries

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