SNMUN 2025

SignatureMUN

Jun 26–28, 2025 Amman, Jordan

SignatureMUN

Conference

Amman, Jordan·Asia

Jun 26–28, 2025

200 delegates expected

High school and university students

In English and Arabic

How it went

5.001 rating from delegates
Academics
5.00
Logistics
5.00
Socials
5.00

About

Bleeding Ink: Beyond What's Written

The Signature Model United Nations (SNMUN) 2025 is a dynamic
student-led conference, designed to inspire civic engagement, critical
thinking, and international cooperation. Founded by leading students
from Jordan and Palestine’s top academic institutions—including La
Salle College des Frères Beit Hanina Jerusalem, Asamiah International
School, Mashrek International School, and the National Orthodox
School—SNMUN is proud to be a platform that elevates youth voices
and leadership across the region. Taking place from June 26 to June
28, 2025, at the prestigious Signia by Hilton Hotel Amman, SNMUN expects to
welcome around 200 participants.


This year’s theme, “Bleeding Ink: Beyond What’s Written”, challenges
delegates to look past surface-level diplomacy and engage with the
deeper forces shaping global narratives—particularly those written,
erased, or rewritten by media, politics, and history. Through diverse
committees and simulations, participants will interrogate the role of
institutions and individuals in shaping the world’s understanding of
justice, power, and truth.


SNMUN 2025 is organized in partnership with the Arab Women Media
Center, a pioneering institution in media literacy, advocacy, and human
rights across the Arab world. We are especially honoured to host a
keynote speaker from the Center as part of our opening ceremony.
Under the leadership of Secretary-General Kareem Abdelali, SNMUN is
committed to providing an intellectually rigorous and globally relevant
MUN experience. From high-level debate to cultural exchange, the
conference promises a memorable journey of growth, empowerment,
and impact.

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Committees

  • General Assembly

    Beginner · English
    Reforming Global Governance to Empower Regional Powersand 1 more topic

    General Assembly

    Beginner · English

    Topics

    1. Reforming Global Governance to Empower Regional Powers
    2. The question of whether cryptocurrencies create inflation in global economies

    About the committee

    The United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) is the main deliberative, policymaking, and representative organ of the United Nations. It is the only UN body where all 193 Member States have equal representation, meaning each nation has one vote. The GA meets annually to discuss a wide range of international issues covered by the UN Charter, including peace and security, development, and international law.

    Countries

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  • Security Council

    15 seats · Intermediate · English
    The Kuril Islands: Russo-Japanese territorial disputes and 1 more topic
    Mohammad Owais

    Security Council

    15 seats · Intermediate · English

    Topics

    1. The Kuril Islands: Russo-Japanese territorial disputes
    2. The Scottish Independence Referendum

    About the committee

    The UN Security Council is a key UN body responsible for maintaining international peace and security. It consists of 15 members, including 5 permanent members (China, France, Russia, the UK, and the US), and 10 non-permanent members. The Council can investigate threats to peace, recommend solutions, impose sanctions, and even authorize the use of force.

    Chair

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  • SPECPOL

    24 seats · Beginner · English
    The Question of Bougainville’s Independence from Papua New Guineaand 1 more topic

    SPECPOL

    24 seats · Beginner · English

    Topics

    1. The Question of Bougainville’s Independence from Papua New Guinea
    2. Addressing The Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic’s Right to Self Determination

    About the committee

    The Special Political and Decolonization Committee (SPECPOL) is the Fourth Committee of the United Nations General Assembly. It's responsible for addressing a wide range of issues, including decolonization, outer space, peacekeeping operations, and the effects of atomic radiation. SPECPOL also deals with issues related to Palestinian refugees, Israeli practices, and special political missions.

    Countries

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  • International Court of Justice (ICJ)

    Intermediate · English
    Prosecution vs the United States: carpet bombing of Cambodiaand 1 more topic

    International Court of Justice (ICJ)

    Intermediate · English

    Topics

    1. Prosecution vs the United States: carpet bombing of Cambodia
    2. Ethiopia vs Egypt - Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam (GERD) Dispute

    About the committee

    The International Court of Justice (ICJ) is the principal judicial organ of the United Nations (UN), and it serves as the "world court" for resolving legal disputes between countries. The ICJ settles disputes submitted by states and provides advisory opinions on legal questions requested by UN organs and agencies. It is located in The Hague, Netherlands.

    Countries

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  • Arab League (In Arabic)

    22 seats · Beginner · Arabic
    طرح مشروع الوحدة العربية وإقامة (الوطن الأكبر) and 1 more topic

    Arab League (In Arabic)

    22 seats · Beginner · Arabic

    Topics

    1. طرح مشروع الوحدة العربية وإقامة (الوطن الأكبر)
    2. ⁠اختيار ممثل عربي ليكون صاحب حق "فيتو" أمام اللجنة العالمية

    About the committee

    The Arab League, formally the League of Arab States (LAS), is a regional organization of Arab states, primarily in the Middle East and North Africa. Founded in 1945, it aims to promote unity, coordination, and cooperation among its members on various fronts, including political, economic, social, and cultural affairs. The League is headquartered in Cairo, Egypt.

    Countries

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  • Diadochi War Cabinet (Special crisis committee)

    13 seats · Expert · English
    The Diadochi Wars (CRISIS)

    Diadochi War Cabinet (Special crisis committee)

    13 seats · Expert · English

    Topic

    The Diadochi Wars (CRISIS)

    About the committee

    The Wars of the Diadochi were a series of conflicts fought between the leading generals of Alexander the Great (the Diadochi, or "successors") after his death in 323 BCE. These wars resulted in the fragmentation of Alexander's vast empire and the rise of new Hellenistic kingdoms. The Diadochi, ambitious and power-hungry, clashed over control of the conquered territories, leading to decades of warfare and political instability.

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