RaszMUN 2025

Raszyńska Model United Nations

Jun 13–15, 2025 Warsaw, Poland

Raszyńska Model United Nations

Conference

Warsaw, Poland·Europe

Jun 13–15, 2025

189 delegates expected

High school students

In English

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About

The great comeback of Raszyńska Model United Nations!

The best Model United Nations conference is back with the 6th edition of RaszMUN, a conference fully organised by 1SLO IB students. This year, we aim to improve on last year's incredible conference and continue to provide an even better academic and social environment. This year's secretariat has more experience and enthusiasm than any previous one, making RaszMUN a must-have on everyone's MUN calendar. Apply, Apply, Apply!!!

Please pay within a maximum of 3 weeks of being accepted. Otherwise, we will have to reject your application as you are blocking spots for other delegates.


! No Refunds !

‼️To prospective delegates:‼️
Places are filling up quickly, and if payment isn’t made soon, you may be assigned to a committee you didn’t apply for, possibly even a sports one. Please remember that our no-refund policy still applies.

Committees

  • 16 countries
    1. Addressing the ongoing Russo-Ukrainian conflict, with an emphasis on post-conflict stability.
    • Camille Dubno
    • Ignacy Stelmach

    Security Council

    Expert · English · 16 countries

    Topic

    Addressing the ongoing Russo-Ukrainian conflict, with an emphasis on post-conflict stability.

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  • 21 countries
    1. 2077: Discussing possible solutions to the second-coming of the Carrington Event.
    • Huy Hoang Nguyen
    • Antek Szturmowicz

    Future Security Council

    Intermediate · English · 21 countries

    Topic

    2077: Discussing possible solutions to the second-coming of the Carrington Event.

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  • 15 countries
    1. Reevaluating the EU’s Common External Tariffs in Light of Global Trade Tensions
    • Maciej Nowak
    • Piotr Kawula
    • Johny Karpacz

    European Council

    Beginner · English · 15 countries

    Topic

    Reevaluating the EU’s Common External Tariffs in Light of Global Trade Tensions

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  • 20 countries
    1. Debating upon the implementation of the "Draghi Report".
    • Alan Day
    • Igor Świergiel
    • Maciej Sobieralski

    Economic and Financial Affairs Council

    Intermediate · English · 20 countries

    Topic

    Debating upon the implementation of the "Draghi Report".

    About the committee

    Last year former European Central Bank president Mario Draghi authored a report that addressed the challenges that will be facing Europe in the upcoming years. The report warns that if Europe doesn't reform, it will be dominated by the US and China. This committee will discuss how to prevent that from happening.

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  • 20 countries
    1. Examining the environmental effects of landfills.
    • Lena Szmyt
    • Maria Zawadzka
    • Hanna Pluta

    UN Enviroment Programme

    Beginner · English · 20 countries

    Topic

    Examining the environmental effects of landfills.

    About the committee

    Population growth led to more demand for landfills that produce environmental degradation, such as water contamination, greenhouse gas emissions, biodiversity loss, and habitat disruption. Most of these materials have a long decomposition time and pose long-term environmental and health problems like cancer risk when they still stay in the environment. Globally, billions of tons of miscellaneous junk are generated every year, and only a fraction of it is recycled. Landfills belch toxins into water and soil, and decaying garbage releases methane, a powerful greenhouse gas connected to global warming. Plastic is one of the leading polluters and only 8.7% of it is recycled, the rest ending up in landfills or oceans. And only a fraction of that is recycled, billions of tons of waste are generated around the globe each year. Landfills leak toxins into water and soil, and rotting trash emits methane, a powerful greenhouse gas associated with global warming. Plastic, one of the worst offenders of pollution, is only recycled 8.7% of the time while the rest is either thrown in landfills or dumped in the ocean. The largest rubbish hill in the world is a floating dump in the Pacific, the area is 5 times larger than Poland. It has been building up for decades, killing more than a million marine animals each year.

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  • 20 countries
    1. Discussing ways to bridge vaccination gaps, with an emphasis on developing countries.
    • Zofia Bielawa
    • Szymon Bęczkowski

    World Health Organisation

    Beginner · English · 20 countries

    Topic

    Discussing ways to bridge vaccination gaps, with an emphasis on developing countries.

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  • 21 countries
    1. Addressing gender inequality resulting from Sharia law in Muslim countries.
    • Victoria Ring
    • Zofia Laska

    UN Women

    Beginner · English · 21 countries

    Topic

    Addressing gender inequality resulting from Sharia law in Muslim countries.

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  • 20 countries
    1. Addressing the rising threat of nitazenes.
    • Julia Garkowska
    • Nadia Siewruk
    • Nina Kasprzak

    UN Office on Drugs and Crime

    Beginner · English · 20 countries

    Topic

    Addressing the rising threat of nitazenes.

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  • 20 countries
    1. Tackling the issue of unlawful police actions during protests.
    • Marcin Dereń
    • Nicolas Klupczynski
    • Marika Chaber

    Human Rights Council

    Beginner · English · 20 countries

    Topic

    Tackling the issue of unlawful police actions during protests.

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  • 16 countries
    1. Discussing the issue of pay drivers and equal opportunity for drivers in Formula Racing.
    • Stanisław Żak
    • Michał Kusiak

    FIA

    Intermediate · English · 16 countries

    Topic

    Discussing the issue of pay drivers and equal opportunity for drivers in Formula Racing.

    About the committee

    Motorsport, and Formula Racing in particular, is a world of speed, skill, and strategy, but it is also a world of money. Teams in financial distress often find themselves selling off a race seat to drivers with significant financial backing, sometimes at the expense of talent and competitiveness. Many talented young drivers lack the funds necessary to pursue their dreams of racing, and many more never even get the chance to try racing due to financial circumstances. This issue goes beyond just team finances, it touches on the accessibility of motorsport, talent development, and the global expansion of racing. In this committee you will find ways to make Formula Racing more competitive and less about money.

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Organizers

Aleksandra Górnicka
Head of Public Relations

Anastasiia Vyshniak
Delegate Services

Antonina Rost
Head of Social Media

Bartosz Panek
Co-Secretary General

Grzesiek Kuba
Co-Page King

Hanna Ciaś
Head of finance

Hanna Masiak
Co-President of the General Assembly

Janina Warmbier
Co-Secretary General

Magdalena M. Skowrońska
Head of Logistics

Maks Uryn
Co-Page King

Michalina Sztand
Director General

Olivia Krajewska
Head of Design

Wojciech Wysocki
Supplies Manager

Zuzanna Zając
Co-President of the General Assembly

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