NiMMUN 2024

Nation in Motion Model United Nations

Mar 16–17, 2024 Online

Nation in Motion Model United Nations

Conference

Online

Mar 16–17, 2024

100 delegates expected

High school and university students

In English

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3.9423 ratings from delegates
Academics
4.13
Logistics
3.70
Socials
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About

Hope Amidst Turmoil

Welcome to the NiMMUN conference, hosted by Nation in Motion, a project dedicated to advocating for women's rights, global citizenship, and peacekeeping. Our Model United Nations (MUN) conference is a platform where we delve into critical issues central to our mission.

We are thrilled to announce that our conference will feature a distinguished speaker in the field of International Relations (Ambassador Abdusamat Khaydarov is currently serving as director of the Diplomatic Academy at the University of World Economy and Diplomacy, MFA of Uzbekistan.

He was Head of the Political Affairs Division, United Nations Assistance Mission in Afghanistan (UNAMA) since early 2014 up to the end of 2016. From 2007 to 2014 he served as Head of UNAMA Western and Southern Regional offices.

Before joining UNAMA, A.Khaydarov had a long career as diplomat and expert оn the Central and South Asian regions. After Uzbekistan’s independence in 1991, he served in the MFA and later as Chief Consultant to the Office of the President of Uzbekistan on interstate and foreign economic relations.

From 1996 – 1999, he served as Ambassador of Uzbekistan to Iran and thereafter returned to Tashkent where he served as the Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs of Uzbekistan (1999-2000).

He has authored more than 70 publications, monographs and books on international affairs and security issues, including studies on Afghanistan, Iran, Central and South Asia.

A.Khaydarov is fluent in Dari, Farsi, Russian, and English..

 His insights and experience promise to enrich our discussions and inspire action.

Join us for a 2 days filled with engaging debates, collaborative problem-solving, and impactful dialogue. Stay tuned for updates on how you can participate and contribute to our mission. Together, let's work towards a more inclusive, peaceful, and empowered world.

After our enriching conference, not only will you receive certificates of participation, but you will also have the opportunity to vie for prestigious accolades such as the Best Delegate, Outstanding Delegate, and Best Position Paper awards. Moreover, following engaging sessions with our distinguished speakers, you will undoubtedly glean valuable insights and have the unique chance to actively participate by posing your inquiries during the interactive Q&A segment. Join us on this enlightening journey towards knowledge and recognition!

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Committees

  • 52 countries
    1. Women's rights in Afghanistan (1991-Present).
    • Nitya N Malapil

    Commission on the Status of Women

    Intermediate · English · 52 countries

    Topic

    Women's rights in Afghanistan (1991-Present).

    About the committee

    The Commission on the Status of Women is a vital committee dedicated to promoting gender equality and women's empowerment worldwide. Delegates in this committee will delve into discussions surrounding women's struggles for rights in Afghanistan, focusing on issues such as access to education, healthcare, political participation, and protection from violence. Delegates will work together to draft resolutions that address these critical challenges and advocate for tangible solutions to advance the rights of women in Afghanistan.

    Chair

    Countries

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  • 33 countries
    1. Russian intervention in Ukraine
    • Sean Kim

    Security Council

    Intermediate · English · 33 countries

    Topic

    Russian intervention in Ukraine

    About the committee

    The Security Council is responsible for maintaining international peace and security. Delegates in this committee will tackle pressing geopolitical challenges, including the Russian intervention in Ukraine. Through intense negotiations and strategic decision-making, delegates will seek to find diplomatic solutions to these complex conflicts, uphold international law, and work towards a peaceful resolution that ensures stability and security in the regions affected.

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  • 170 countries
    1. International Terrorism
    • Nived Menon

    General Assembly

    Intermediate · English · 170 countries

    Topic

    International Terrorism

    About the committee

    The General Assembly committee on International Terrorism is tasked with addressing the global threat posed by acts of terrorism. Delegates will engage in discussions on strategies to combat terrorism, enhance international cooperation in intelligence sharing and law enforcement, and promote counterterrorism measures while upholding human rights and international law. The committee will focus on identifying root causes of terrorism, preventing radicalization, and fostering diplomatic solutions to mitigate the impact of terrorism on peace and security worldwide. Delegates are expected to draft resolutions that propose comprehensive approaches to counter the scourge of terrorism and safeguard the well-being of nations and their citizens.

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