TIEMUN 2026

The International Egyptian Model United Nations

May 1–3, 2026 Online

The International Egyptian Model United Nations

Conference

Online

May 1–3, 2026

950 delegates expected

High school and university students

In English

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About

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The International Egyptian Model UN (TIEMUN) is a “fee-free” online youth diplomacy community proudly rooted in the heart of Alexandria, Egypt, MENA Region. Built on the values of student accessibility, inclusivity, and cultural dialogue, TIEMUN brings together students from across the globe to engage in debate, craft solutions, and influence international policy discussions.

Our "UN for Youth" Agenda: breaking financial and social barriers to participation to democratize access to the United Nations system for young people.

Since 2023, TIEMUN has become a recognized platform in the global youth diplomacy community reaching over 60,000 students worldwide, welcoming 950+ annual participants from 112 counties, and contributing directly to 5 official UN events to help drafting recommendations and agenda.

Anchoring in Egyptian’s legacy as a global hub of knowledge and civic leadership, we combine rigorous committee debates with cultural diplomacy programs, spotlighting Egypt’s vision in peacebuilding, climate adaptation, and youth mobilization. (HLPF 2025 Youth Blast, INC 5.2)

We also provide free training resources and mentorship that can help you from ANYWHERE to start your free program too! <3

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Participation

TIEMUN is open to students worldwide who are eager to engage with international diplomacy, global governance, and cross-cultural exchange. Roles include:

  • Delegates: Students representing UN member states in committee sessions:

    Middle School: Ages 9–11

    High School: Ages 13–19

    University: Enrolled in any university worldwide

  • Head Delegates: Apply on behalf of a delegation team. 
  • Faculty Advisors: Provide credentials and submit a single institutional application.

TIEMUN welcomes you as a family of all ages and backgrounds, from middle school to university with a mission of inclusion without geographic barriers.

Committees and Topics

TIEMUN simulates core UN bodies and specialized agencies, offering youth the chance to debate urgent international challenges. Committees may include:

  • General Assembly (GA)
  • Security Council (SC)
  • Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC)
  • United Nations Environment Assembly (UNEA)
  • Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO)
  • United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)
  • African Union (AU) – reflecting Egypt’s regional role in Africa and MENA diplomacy.

Program Highlights

  • Opening Ceremony: Featuring international speakers and Egyptian youth leaders.
  • Committee Sessions: High-level simulations where delegates debate, negotiate, and draft resolutions.
  • Workshops & Training: Focused on advocacy, leadership, diplomacy, and negotiation.
  • Cultural Diplomacy Events: Egyptian heritage, storytelling, and arts showcased as instruments of dialogue.
  • Closing Ceremony & Awards: Recognizing outstanding contributions by delegates and delegations.

How to Apply?

Applications are available on the official TIEMUN website and the MyMUN portal. Delegates, Head Delegates, and Faculties are encouraged to apply early due to limited cohort spaces.

Awards: 

There will be 4 Delegates assigned an award from each committee. All participants will get a Certificate of Participation. The 4 Awards for each committee are x2 Honorable Mentions, x1 Outstanding Delegate and x1 Best Delegate. 

(The delegates may receive a Certificate of Participation only and only if they attend at least 2 days of the conference and if they show active contribution during the conference.) 

Position Papers: 

  • Position Papers are Optional.
  • Only those who submit Position Papers will qualify for winning the Best Position Paper Award.
  • Deadline for Position Papers is 20th January 2025 (Any Position Papers after that will not be taken into consideration.

Committees

  • 47 countries
    1. Human Rights
    • Mohamdizzalarab Ibrahim Elhilali
    • Isaac Tan
    • Akshat Singh
    • John Athanasiadis

    General Assembly

    Beginner · English · 47 countries

    Topic

    Human Rights

    About the committee

    The Junior Assembly is designed for middle school students. Seeing as there are little to no opportunities for middle schoolers to participate in MUN in Egypt, this committee will enable younger participants to fast-track their MUN careers.

    Chairs

    Countries

    How this committee type works
  • 46 countries

    The JAC aims to provide a platform for middle school students to share their ideas and solutions on issues related to youth empowerment, education, and employment. This committee offers a unique opportunity for youth to come together and develop innovative solutions to some of the world’s most pressing issues.

    • Mukund Jagannath
    • Kirsten Therese Mortel

    Junior Advocacy Council

    Beginner · English · 46 countries

    About the committee

    The JAC aims to provide a platform for middle school students to share their ideas and solutions on issues related to youth empowerment, education, and employment. This committee offers a unique opportunity for youth to come together and develop innovative solutions to some of the world’s most pressing issues.

    Chairs

    Countries

  • 53 countries
    1. Economic
    2. Social Council
    • Prithwiraj Purkait
    • Prem Kumar
    • Nawfal Farhan

    Economic and Social Council

    Intermediate · English · 53 countries

    Topics

    1. Economic
    2. Social Council

    About the committee

    The council is a vital committee in addressing global economic and social issues. Delegates will tackle topics such as poverty eradication, sustainable development, and gender equality.

    Chairs

    Countries

    How this committee type works
  • 59 countries

    The IDC explores science, technology, and innovation for sustainable progress. Delegates discuss emerging technologies, research, and entrepreneurship.

    • Simran Seehra
    • Abhav R Nair
    • Roja Balarathinam

    Innovation and Development Council

    Intermediate · English · 59 countries

    About the committee

    The IDC explores science, technology, and innovation for sustainable progress. Delegates discuss emerging technologies, research, and entrepreneurship.

    Chairs

    Countries

  • 195 countries
    1. Mental Health
    2. Student Rights
    • Dhwani Agarwal
    • Deem Saleh
    • Navya Pandey
    • Aditi Amit Kumar

    UN Women

    Expert · English · 195 countries

    Topics

    1. Mental Health
    2. Student Rights

    About the committee

    The United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women (UN Women) deals generally with topics of gender equality and the empowerment of women. UN Women advocates for the rights of many people, also having had numerous debates about the discrimination towards LGBTIQ+-People. This committee is geared towards beginners.

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    Countries

    How this committee type works
  • 50 countries
    • Nurgul Jahandarli
    • khadija Naveed
    • Nijar Khaled

    North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO)

    Expert · English · 50 countries

    Topic

    About the committee

    The North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) is a political and military alliance. The alliance is characterized by the principle of collective defense which means that an attack against one member state will be considered as an attack against all member states. NATO takes decisions by consensus so delegates are required to find solutions which all the member states can agree on. This committee will also be historical, allowing delegates to change the course of history.

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    Countries

    How this committee type works
  • 75 countries

    The United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) focuses on crime prevention, criminal justice, international terrorism, political corruption, and trafficking and abuse of illicit drugs. This committee will be geared toward beginners.

    • Sokunnita Lim
    • Nur Banu Dönmez
    • Mariam Rehani

    Commission on Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice

    Beginner · English · 75 countries

    About the committee

    The United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) focuses on crime prevention, criminal justice, international terrorism, political corruption, and trafficking and abuse of illicit drugs. This committee will be geared toward beginners.

    Chairs

    Countries

    How this committee type works

Organizers

Gina Samy
Founder

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