Conference
Birmingham, United Kingdom·Europe
Jan 27–29, 2017
200 delegates expected
High school and university students
In English
About
This World. Our Future in Debate
This year’s theme puts young people at the centre of political and social debates as we come together to find solutions to global issues. We aim to encourage the future generation of world leaders and contributors of society to get involved in politics and global development. Hopefully, throughout this conference, delegates will realise the importance and consequences of their actions and how they can make a positive impact on the world. Along with this comes the idea that the future should be built through discussion rather than power relations. This can only be done through unity and people coming together and brokering peace/economic deals.
Committees
- Topic 1: The issue of Nuclear Non-Proliferation.
- Topic 2: Discussing the use of and future of Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs).
Katia LomakovychAlbert Dognin
- Topic 1: Tackling global poverty in line with sustainable development.
- Topic 2: Achieving gender equality.
Zoé Colpaǝrt
Caroline Sugg
- Topic 1: The situation in the South China Sea.
- Topic 2: Transnational and internal combatting of modern terrorism.
Julia Leichnitz
Marcin Pisański
- Topic 1: Supporting sustainable development and agriculture in LEDCs.
- Topic 2: Globalisation and pollution in megacities.
Stefania Vilcu
Przemysław Stolarski
- Topic 1: Improving health care in LEDCs through the enhancement of education and infrastructure.
- Topic 2: Securing water resources, accessibility and quality in LEDCs.
Luke HiltonJoanna Ballaster
- Topic 1: Global Citizenship - rights of migrants and refugees.
- Topic 2: The modern parameters of freedom of expression.
Apurva AshokCatalina López
- 1. Countering capitalist American influence worldwide.
- 2. Solving the ongoing conflict in Afghanistan.
- 3. Stabilising the political infighting over Yuri Andropov's poor health.
Ruairi Cuddy
- 1. Undermining Soviet and communist influence worldwide.
- 2. Stabilising economic uncertainty.
- 3. Appeasing causes of domestic unrest.
- 1. Addressing the current state of diplomatic isolation.
- 2. Vying to be dominant power in the geographical Southern Africa.
James Sproston
- 1. Confronting Apartheid.
- 2. Vying to be dominant power in Southern Africa.
- 3. Supporting a conflict in the Congo.
Kevin Emsley
- 1. The country's democracy in danger of being undermined.
- 2. Recipient of US Military Equipment.
Aakaash Raju
- 1. Dealing with the challenges of a One Party State.
- 2. Solving famine in parts of the country.
- 3. Recipient of Soviet Military Equipment.
Alex Garrido
Past editions
Organizers
Alex Krolak
Finances
Ambika Sharma
HR and Logistics
Angus Gillan
Secretary-General
Ka Kiu Mak
MUN Chair Coordinator
Nik Maksimov
Marketing and Communications
Pauline Jottrand
Deputy Secretary-General
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