Everything you need to know about MUN and our club
Model United Nations (MUN) is a United Nations simulation that allows students to step into the shoes of diplomats. Participants debate international issues, defend their assigned country's positions, and collaborate to find solutions to global challenges. MUN develops negotiation, leadership, and communication skills, while providing an enriching and interactive experience.
Founded in 2024, the MUN ENSA Marrakesh club aims to train a new generation of aspiring leaders and diplomats. Through the organization of United Nations simulations and various academic activities, the club offers students a space to develop their debate, negotiation, and leadership skills, while cultivating a spirit of cooperation and openness to the world.
All students interested in debate, diplomacy, and international relations can participate, whether they have experience or not.
No, external participants are welcome.
It is a United Nations simulation where each participant represents a country or organization, debates global issues, negotiates, and drafts resolutions.
No, accommodation is not provided. Participants must make their own arrangements.
No, even beginners can join. Guides and training sessions are often provided before the MUN.
Registration is done via an online form available on the official website and the event's social media channels.
Participants improve their skills in debating, negotiating, drafting, researching, public speaking, and teamwork.
The committees are conducted in Arabic, English, and French.
Yes, the best delegates can receive awards such as "Best Delegate" or "Honorable Mention".
The MUN lasts 3 days, with debate sessions, negotiations, and a final vote on the resolutions.
You should research your assigned country or organization, understand its positions, and familiarize yourself with the committee's theme and rules of procedure.