SFMUN 2026

Sami Frashëri High School Model United Nations

Jan 17–18, 2026 Tirana, Albania

Sami Frashëri High School Model United Nations

Conference

Tirana, Albania·Europe

Jan 17–18, 2026

100 delegates expected

High school students

In English

How it went

4.4368 ratings from delegates
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4.49
Logistics
4.28
Socials
4.53

About

Youth will shape the world

SFMUN is the first Model United Nations ever organized at Sami Frashëri High School, and also the first public school MUN in Tirana. This conference was created with the goal of bringing students together to explore peacebuilding, diplomacy, and the challenges our world faces today. We want to give young people a space where they can think critically, speak openly, and understand how international cooperation really works.

Whether you’ve attended MUNs before or are just starting, SFMUN is designed to feel welcoming and supportive. Our hope is that every delegate feels comfortable sharing their ideas, learns something new, and grows throughout the experience. You will have the chance to practice public speaking, negotiation, teamwork, and problem-solving—skills that matter both inside and outside committee rooms.

But SFMUN is more than just debate. It’s a place to meet new people, build connections, and become part of a motivated community of young leaders. We want every delegate to leave feeling more confident, more informed, and more inspired about their role in the world.

We are excited to welcome you to SFMUN in Tirana, and we look forward to sharing this experience with all of you.

The participation fee is 1200 lekë (12 euros), which helps us cover materials and basic organizational costs so we can offer a smooth and well-prepared conference for everyone.

 

Committees

  • 25 countries
    1. Ensuring Equal Access to Quality Education in Low-Income Countries
    • Abel Meta
    • Izak Drita

    ECOSOC

    Beginner · English · 25 countries

    Topic

    Ensuring Equal Access to Quality Education in Low-Income Countries

    About the committee

    Many low-income countries struggle with limited school funding, teacher shortages, and a lack of digital learning tools. This topic focuses on how the international community can help improve access to quality education and create fair opportunities for all students.

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  • 27 countries
    1. Protecting Healthcare Workers, Wounded Civilians and Hospitals in Conflict Zones
    • Irsa Nakuci
    • Marsia Qurku

    WHO

    Intermediate · English · 27 countries

    Topic

    Protecting Healthcare Workers, Wounded Civilians and Hospitals in Conflict Zones

    About the committee

    Armed conflicts around the world continue to put healthcare workers and medical facilities at serious risk. Hospitals are being damaged or destroyed, ambulances are blocked, and medical staff face violence, threats, and shortages of essential supplies. These attacks not only violate international humanitarian law but also make it nearly impossible to provide lifesaving care to civilians. This topic asks delegates to explore how the WHO and the international community can strengthen protections, improve emergency response, and ensure safe access to healthcare in war-affected regions.

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  • 32 countries
    1. Strengthening International Mechanisms to Prevent Nuclear Escalation
    • Amla Shehu
    • rea hylli
    • Erik Haxhia

    DISEC

    Intermediate · English · 32 countries

    Topic

    Strengthening International Mechanisms to Prevent Nuclear Escalation

    About the committee

    Growing tensions and expanding nuclear programs have increased the risk of accidental or deliberate escalation. Existing treaties are under strain, and trust between major powers is weakening. This topic asks delegates to explore stronger international mechanisms that reduce nuclear risks and promote long-term global security.

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  • 16 countries
    1. Preventing conflict between China and Taiwan
    • Kaltrina Hykaj
    • Grejsi Marku

    Security Council

    Expert · English · 16 countries

    Topic

    Preventing conflict between China and Taiwan

    About the committee

    Tensions between China and Taiwan have risen due to military activity, political disagreements, and growing mistrust across the Taiwan Strait. Even a small incident could escalate into a wider conflict with global consequences. The Security Council must explore ways to reduce tensions, encourage dialogue, and prevent any military confrontation while respecting the complex issues of sovereignty and regional stability.

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Organizers

Magrimateo Daci
Secretary General

Sarah Darlin Qirko
Secretary General

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