Model UN conferences in Morocco 2026–2027

Morocco runs the second-largest Model United Nations circuit in Africa. 4 of the 6 upcoming conferences fall between January and March. Rabat, Tangier and Casablanca host the most.

  • 4.33from 74 reviews
Where the 6 conferences are

All 6 upcoming conferences in Morocco

Soonest first.

Showing 6 of 6

JUANRAMUN

Dec 11–13, 2026 · Casablanca, Morocco

Not open yet

  • High school and university
  • About 250 delegates expected

Juanramun III

Dec 11, 2026 · Casablanca, Morocco

Not open yet

  • High school

galilée youth club mun

Jan 8–10, 2027 · Casablanca, Morocco

Not open yet

  • High school and university

JACQUES CHIRAC MODEL UNITED NATIONS

Mar 18–20, 2027 · Rabat, Morocco · Committees in English and French

Not open yet

  • High school
  • About 136 delegates expected

When the MUN season runs in Morocco

The season peaks in January. 3 conferences are coming up in March 2027.

When to apply

Applications open
9 weeks before
Applications close
1 week before

For the January peak, apply in November.

Morocco and other MUN countries in Africa

CountryUpcomingTypical feeRatingBusiest month
Morocco4.33 rating · busiest in January6 No fee data 4.33 January
Egypt4.45 rating · busiest in February13 No fee data 4.45 February
Zambia4.05 rating · busiest in November3 No fee data 4.05 November
Nigeria4.71 rating · busiest in August2 No fee data 4.71 August
All countries in Africa

Plan your Model UN in Morocco

Short guides for the trip, the budget and the first day.

Model UN in Morocco: questions and answers

How many Model UN conferences are there in Morocco?

6 upcoming Model UN conferences are listed in Morocco. Rabat and Tangier host the most.

When is the MUN season in Morocco?

January is the busiest month for Model UN conferences in Morocco.

When should I apply for a MUN in Morocco?

Applications typically open 9 weeks before a conference and close 1 week before it. For the January peak, apply in November.

Do MUN conferences in Morocco run in English?

Committees debate in English. Some also run committees in French.