العربيةModel United Nations (MUN) Program
A practical simulation for understanding the United Nations environment and developing skills in representation, negotiation, and drafting international resolutions. An applied training program that introduces participants to the Model United Nations methodology to deeply understand how international bodies and committees work. It develops their skills in research, country representation, building and defending official positions, managing debate under strict rules, and negotiating during sessions. The program provides practical experience and environment that is close to that of working in an international organization and deepens participants’ understanding of multilateral diplomacy and agreements drafting.
About the course
The Model United Nations program offers a rich educational and training experience that introduces participants to the world of multilateral diplomacy through a realistic simulation of major UN committees. Participants learn about the structure and rationale of the United Nations and how its committees operate. They also practice representing countries, developing official positions, delivering statements, managing debates, and negotiating with different parties in accordance with established rules of procedure. The program also develops their skills in research, analysis, and drafting agreements, giving participants a practical understanding of international work and a stronger ability to communicate, persuade, and build consensus in multilateral settings.
What will you learn in this course?
Introduction to Model United Nations and the simulation methodology.
Understanding the structure of the United Nations, its committees, and how they operate.
Learning the rules of procedure governing sessions, debate, and interventions.
Representing countries and developing official positions based on national interests and the context of the issue.
Research skills and the preparation of country profiles and position papers.
Public speaking in front of fellow delegates and delivering official statements during sessions.
Managing formal and informal debate and building alliances within committees.
Managing time and interventions effectively and systematically during sessions.
Negotiation and consensus-building among participating delegations.
Drafting international resolutions in accordance with established formats, language, and procedures.
Practical application of all the learned materials through in-depth simulated sessions.
Target group of the program
University students and advanced secondary school students who are interested in international relations, diplomacy, and the work of the United Nations.
Participants in leadership programs and international student activities.
Individuals seeking to develop skills in research, public speaking, negotiation, and building official positions.
Young professionals and students preparing to participate in youth, student, or international forums.
Educational institutions and training organizations seeking to offer a practical experience in diplomacy and international affairs.
Early-career employees and professionals seeking to understand multilateral processes and develop their representation and dialogue skills.
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