
URUMUN 2022
URIOS Model United Nations
- Utrecht, Netherlands
- Campusplein 1
- Apr 22 - Apr 24, 2022
- 75 Delegates
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Delegation Applications13 Dec 2021 - 25 Mar 2022
Considering the Legacy We Leave Behind
URUMUN is the MUN of the study association of International and European law of Utrecht University. This sixth installment will now be returning to the physical space!Estimated program:
Day 1: opening ceremony in the afternoon
Day 2: first debate day + social activity
Day 3: second debate day and closing ceremony
Delegate applications are open!
The fee of 65 euros will include aside from the MUN two social activities, two lunches, and a goodie bag.
The delegate registration period of URUMUN 2022 has officially opened!
Deepen your knowledge on international issues, broaden your horizon and improve public speaking and negotiation skills.
Are you from the Russian Federation, looking to destabilize international relations between your great enemies? Or are you a delegate of the United States, trying to find a way to make the world even more dependent on your silicon valley?
Are you a natural speaker, do you love to debate, or are you looking to expand upon your knowledge of a wide array of topics? Then come join us as a delegate at URUMUN 2022!
Apply now!
Rating
4.42 out of 5Top Rated MUN
This is a Top Rated series of conferences - it has consistently been rated with 4 or more stars!
Organizers
Committees

COPUOS
Topics
- International cooperation for space debris mitigation and space traffic management.
- Exploration, exploitation and utilization of space resources.
Alexander Van de Sande

Human Rights Council
Topics
- The humane execution of criminals subject to the death penalty.
- Obligations of nation states towards refugees at sea.
Dagmar Loranne van der Zalm
Michal Kisel

Security Council
Topics
- The Ethiopian crisis.
- Afghanistan, the protection of delegates and delegations within conflict riddled areas.
Aleksandar Matić

UNESCO
Topics
- Securing the right to education in refugee camps and conflict areas.
- The effects of social media on democracy.
Julian Geraedts
Mohamed Qassem