The first and most important rule is that English is the official language, meaning no other language should be spoken. Other essential rules include adherence to the dress code and compliance with the rules of procedure.

In short, MUN is a simulation of United Nations conferences for high school students. Delegates participating in MUN represent the policies of their assigned country within their respective committees, propose solutions to pre-determined topics, and draft resolution papers based on these solutions.

Awards are given in the form of certificates and are based on participation and performance during the conference. The awards, ranked in order, are:

Best Delegate Award

Outstanding Delegate Award

Honorable Mention Award

These awards are presented to delegates who stand out in their committees through their performance.

es, every delegate is required to deliver an opening speech of at least 30 seconds.

Delegates are expected to speak, listen, and write based on their research. When given the floor by the Chair, delegates are required to speak.

MUN helps improve one’s English listening, comprehension, and writing skills. It also fosters leadership and teamwork abilities. Many universities recognize and support MUN conferences, providing opportunities for successful participants. Additionally, delegates who stand out with their performance receive awards, which can be included in their CVs.

The primary goal of MUN conferences is to address global issues and propose solutions.

The duration of an MUN conference varies between two days and one week.

There are no specific language requirements; individuals with any level of English proficiency can participate.

On the first day, the conference begins with an Opening Ceremony and an Ice-breaker session. The second day consists of sessions. The third day includes the final sessions and concludes with the Closing Ceremony.