MiniMUN 2026

MiniMUN Karlsruhe

Mar 6–7, 2026 Karlsruhe, Germany

MiniMUN Karlsruhe

Conference

Karlsruhe, Germany·Europe

Mar 6–7, 2026

49 delegates expected

High school and university students

In English

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4.7520 ratings from delegates
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4.80
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4.75
Socials
4.70

About

Dear students, Get ready to unleash your inner diplomat and discover how young voices can create powerful solutions to the world's most pressing problems! 

In collaboration with Aurel Steinert Stiftung and Model United Nations Initiative Karlsruhe e.V., we are organizing a MiniMUN conference for high school and university students in Karlsruhe. This event will be a great opportunity for you to expand your global vision of the world, develop critical thinking, public speaking, and negotiation skills. As a delegate, you will not only get the chance to be involved in interesting debates, but you will also have the chance to meet new friends and connect with other participants at our social event on Friday evening, featuring exciting games and activities. 

Where: Karlshochschule International University Karlstrasse 36-38, 76133 Karlsruhe

When: March 2026, 6-7th, 09:00 am

Price: 27 EUR

  • Lunch and coffee break during the two days 
  • Social Event

Workshop: How-to-MUN-workshop

Date: February 27th (online) 

Time: 16:00 hrs (1.5 hours)

Join our MUN Workshop, a dynamic one-afternoon program designed to introduce you to the world of international diplomacy and global problem-solving. In just a few hours, you will learn the essentials of UN procedures, and practice diplomatic communication. This interactive session will help students develop public speaking skills, understand international relations, and gain confidence in collaborative problem solving.

We are thrilled to host this MiniMUN Conference and we invite you to participate in this extraordinary opportunity! 

Contact information: minimunkarlsruhe@gmail.com 

MiniMUN team

Committees

  • 16 countries
    1. Preventing the Use of Nuclear Weapons in Regional Conflicts
    • Ruben Dittmann
    • Karan Chodankar
    • Jean Patrick Mathes

    Disarmament and International Security Committee (DISEC)

    Beginner · English · 16 countries

    Topic

    Preventing the Use of Nuclear Weapons in Regional Conflicts

    About the committee

    The Disarmament and International Security Committee (DISEC) will address the prevention of nuclear weapons use in regional conflicts. Delegates will examine deterrence, non-proliferation, confidence-building measures, and crisis de-escalation mechanisms. As an intermediate-level committee, participants are expected to engage in in-depth debate, negotiate complex security interests, and draft detailed resolutions.

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  • 17 countries
    1. Strengthening European Defence and Innovation
    • Lena Wittmann
    • Christopher Kießling
    • Leonard Asbahr Mitrik

    European Council

    Beginner · English · 17 countries

    Topic

    Strengthening European Defence and Innovation

    About the committee

    The European Council will discuss strategies to strengthen European defence cooperation and foster innovation within the European Union. Delegates will examine issues such as strategic autonomy, defence research, technological development, and cooperation among EU member states. This beginner-level committee is designed to introduce participants to EU decision-making processes in a simplified and accessible format.

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  • 16 countries
    1. Protecting Civilian Populations and Ensuring Humanitarian Access in the Gaza Strip (2026)
    • Varshitha Ramakumar
    • Filippa Kuhnert
    • Mahima Rajpal

    United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC)

    Intermediate · English · 16 countries

    Topic

    Protecting Civilian Populations and Ensuring Humanitarian Access in the Gaza Strip (2026)

    About the committee

    The United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC) will address the protection of civilian populations and the facilitation of humanitarian access in the Gaza Strip. Delegates will examine international humanitarian law, protection mechanisms for civilians, access for humanitarian actors, and accountability frameworks. As an intermediate-level committee, participants are expected to engage in nuanced debate, balance political sensitivities, and draft well-structured resolutions grounded in human rights principles.

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