MUN O6U 3.71

“In an era that has made the world one small village, and enabled easy and smooth communication among people, nations and societies no longer solely depend on the traditional methods for fostering and promoting human development. Other tools that further assist the youth to connect to the outside world, to what goes on in it and how to make it better, have become available on the international arena. And just so, the Model United Nations (MUN) happens to be one of the many effective tools targeting Human Development, and Youth Education.”


MUN, a decade old model, has managed from between other student activities to stand out with its annual unique performance. The Model United Nations is simply a simulation to the real-life work of the United Nations and the Arab League.

Entrants to MUN get to try a new experience, merge with different people from various backgrounds, and acquire knowledge that makes them aware of political, economic, and social events. And not only that, with the presence of a professional team of Secretariats and Organizers, delegates – be they Egyptian or foreign- become decision makers for a few days with responsibilities similar to those of nation leaders. It is the procedures carried out in the regional and international organizations that guide the very same delegates in the 1-2 day conference, depending on the topic and situation each year.
The conference both; enriches and enhances the intellectual strength of the delegates, as well as provides an experience in one of the most important stages of life, where characters are built, responsibilities are held, and senses are honed. . .

Several skills and fields are covered in sessions taking place throughout the year, of these are: Diplomatic Negotiations, Public Speaking, UN and AL Rules of Procedure, Researching, Crisis Management, etc.

And although many models might function similarly, yet only MUN manages to deliver the whole world -the Arab world included- on a platter, with biases set aside. Building experiences is but building the future!