NOMUNII 2027 | Oulu 2027-01-30 | 2027-01-30 | mymun

Conference

Online

Jan 30-31, 2027

Free

80 delegates expected

University Students and School Students

Applications

Chairs

Aug 15 - Nov 1, 2026

Delegates

Aug 15, 2026 - Jan 1, 2027

Return. Belong. Rebuild.

Return. Belong. Rebuild. To return is one thing. To belong again once you are back, and to rebuild what was lost in the meantime, is the slower and heavier work. NOMUN 2027, the flagship conference of the Nordic Diplomacy Initiative, opens that work across four committees, each looking at a different edge of the same problem.

The UNESCO General Conference takes up the return and restitution of cultural property to the countries it was taken from. SOCHUM turns to displaced children who risk growing up with no nationality to belong to. SPECPOL considers the humanitarian mine action that has to come before refugees and displaced people can safely go home. And the Historical CSCE of 1992 walks with the Crimean Tatars as they return to a Crimea already remade without them.

Eighty seats across four committees, with rooms built for first time delegates finding their voice and rooms that will challenge experienced negotiators. Two days online, on 30 and 31 January 2027, free to attend and open to school and university students worldwide. Chair applications run from 1 September 2026 to 1 January 2027, and delegate applications from 1 October 2026 to 1 January 2027.

NOMUN 2027 is organized and run by the Nordic Diplomacy Initiative, and guided by the Nordic values we hold to in every room: fairness, calm, openness and rigour. Delegates here will not just debate the future. They will help negotiate it.

Return what was taken. Restore the right to belong. Rebuild what comes next.

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Committees

UNESCO General Conference
SOCHUM
SPECPOL
Historical Conference on Security and Co-operation in Europe — CSCE, 1992
UNESCO General Conference
SOCHUM
SPECPOL
Historical Conference on Security and Co-operation in Europe — CSCE, 1992
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Beginner

Size

24 Spots

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Beginner

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22 Spots

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Intermediate

Size

20 Spots

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Expert

Size

14 Spots

Description

Historical setting: CSCE Helsinki Follow-up Meeting, 1992. Freeze date: 18 May 1992. The committee has 14 state delegations. The Mejlis of the Crimean Tatar People participates as a permanent non-voti...

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Topic

Strengthening International Cooperation for the Return and Restitution of Cultural Property to Countries of Origin

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Safeguarding the Right to a Nationality and Preventing Statelessness among Children Affected by Forced Displacement

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Advancing Humanitarian Mine Action to Enable the Safe, Voluntary and Sustainable Return of Refugees and Internally Displaced Persons

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Addressing the Return, Citizenship and Reintegration of the Crimean Tatars amid Rising Tensions in Crimea

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