This is for my first MUN. Committee: UNCSW. Country: Sweden. Agenda: Roadmap to achieve gender equality by 2030 (with focus on reproductive healthcare for women in labour). Analyze this like a MUN coach. Tell me what to memorize, what to understand, what to skip, key statistics, Sweden’s stance, possible POIs, and speech-worthy lines.”

i have my mun tmrw pls review my opening speech if ur online. agenda is Addressing regional security threats arising from the collapse of traditional arms control frameworks.

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   “Chair — can I ask you something before I start? What do you think happens to a country when half its population is never allowed to finish school?

In 2012, a schoolgirl in Pakistan’s Swat Valley was shot in the head on her way to class. Not for breaking a law. For wanting an education. Her name was Malala Yousafzai, and she lived — but here’s the thing, Chair, for every name we remember, there are millions we don’t. Girls in Guatemala, in Malawi, in rural India, who don’t make headlines. They just quietly disappear from classrooms. Married off. Pulled out to work. Told, without anyone even saying it out loud, that school was never really meant for them.

And Spain has watched this happen for decades and frankly, we’re tired of watching it.

Because a girl who finishes school isn’t just a statistic that makes a report look better. She’s a future teacher. A future doctor. Maybe a future head of state. And every year we delay this, we’re not just failing her — we’re failing the country that needed her.”

CLOSING PITCH (Call for Collaboration)

“Delegates, Spain isn’t here to submit a working paper and call it a day. We’re here to build something that actually survives past this weekend.

We know Sweden’s been pushing hard on gender parity — we’ve read your papers. Kenya and Nigeria know what’s actually happening on the ground better than any of us sitting in this room ever will. And frankly, we can’t fund this alone — we need Germany, we need Japan, we need everyone who’s serious about this, not just the countries with it in their national interest.

So here’s Spain’s ask, plainly: if your delegation believes a girl’s education isn’t charity — it’s justice — come talk to us. Today. Not after the session, not tomorrow, today.

Because when you educate one girl, you don’t just change her life. You change who her children become. You change an economy. You change a country’s next fifty years.

Spain’s ready to put in the work. We just need to know — who’s coming with us?”

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   Honourable Chair, distinguished delegates, what kind of future are we building if millions of girls are still denied the right to learn?
   The delegation of Spain firmly believes that education is not a privilege—it is a fundamental human right and the foundation of sustainable development. Yet millions of girls in developing countries remain out of school due to poverty, conflict, discrimination, and child marriage.
   Spain supports expanding access to quality education by increasing investment in schools, providing scholarships for girls, and strengthening teacher training with a focus on gender equality. We also encourage international partnerships to improve digital learning and ensure safe, inclusive classrooms for every girl.
   Spain calls upon all member states to work together so that every girl, regardless of where she is born, has the opportunity to learn, lead, and shape a better future.
   Thank you.

guys I experienced something awful. I was harrased by a guy in mun just bcz i was doing better than him. Is there anyone else who faced harrasment or stuff or is it just me?

So I am applying for MUN for the first time in my life and I don't know which country to choose. What would you recommend?

I chose WHO, HCR and UNEP.

I would appreciate it a lot if you explained what I would do there and gave some tips on how to prepare for it.

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Well the agenda is online freedom of expression and speech [My 2nd MuN]

I'm Afghanistan in unea, and my committee is double delegation committee. So in a double delegation committee do both delegates have to give the gsl, and when raising motions only one delegate should be able to raise their placard right? I haven't been on a double delegation committee before, thank you

E participado en muchos modelos y es mi primera vez en harvard. Necesito sus mejores tips (limpios y sucios)

Y cosas que casi nadie toma en cuenta y que de VERDAD me hagan destacar, no quiero llevarme un premio, si no que con el simple echo de ir ya estoy ganado, y si voy hacer algo voy hacerlo bien

Tips para todo

-papel de posición

-discurso

-intervenciones

-preguntas

TODO NECESITO TODO

i am not able to start framing the gsl for my mun this week. this will be my 4th mun after a long gap. having issue with focused researching and how to basically frame a good gsl. dang, not even having a clue how to start :(((((

edit: dont wanna rely alot on ai as well toh khud kaise sochu? also like how to use ai but also not use alot of ai during mun prep?

What are some practices I should master days before the MUN to win the Best Delegate ?

hello lads! i got allotted Nicaragua in NATO and the agenda is "Russia vs Ukraine" I'm just confused as to how i should represent the country and do good.

Second time in MUN and this time I want to be aggressive but I don't know how to. I really want to know what countries I should target and basically what I should do. Thx

Agenda:

Strengthening international accountability and legal frameworks to protect children in armed conflicts.

Establishing global standards for digital governance to combat human rights violations on social media, with emphasis. on preventing targeted online abuse, hate speech, and the exploitation of personal data.

Hello, this is my 2nd MUN, in the first i delegated for Canada which is a pretty neutral country so it was kinda easy and got a verbal mention. This time I'm in CEDAW (Convention for Elimination of Discrimination Against Women) and I got bangladesh. Agenda is about morality laws in post conflict and conflict zones. I know the basic-ish info I need abt bangladesh as a country (I think) and crimes against women (Rohingyas, ahmaddiyas, female reporters etc) but it would be helpful if someone could help point out my portfolio's strongest and weakest points. I am extremely anti AI and refuse to use any form of it, even ecoGPT or anything so please don't rec that, it won't be appreciated or helpful in the slightest. I personally think a strong point for me would be the new Bangladeshi govt and how they seek to resolve entrenched issues but there could still be matters upon which I'd need to answer. Guides, books, films, videos, sites or any sort of study material would be highly appreciated. Also if u know, any sort of recent, (within the last 3-5 years) high crime against women and conflict which govt has/is neglecting could be told, that'd really be helpful.

Or just point me to names of websites I could read up on.

Does anybody know rop of Lok sabhaaa?

I got unodc, even though my committee pref was UNSC.. the agenda is “Combatting rise of substance abuse among youth”. I’m not the best at MUNs, Ive done 3 committees, got verbal in all of them. Any tips from experienced delegates? (ps: don’t keep it generic 😭)

Hi All,

I am a delegate (Dr. Shashi Tharoor) in AIPPM. I would like to know some good moderated caucus topics i could raise that would get passed easily. Our agenda is Discussing the Status of National Education and Examination Integrity in India, with Emphasis on Recent Events

I'm a first timer and I have no clue where to start. Anyone willing to educate me on this?😭 The agenda is "Strengthening Legal Frameworks to Combat Sexual Violence Against Women and Ensure Timely Justice"

so i got a bd as usa in my first hrc i did other coms yet i do not know / understand how to give speechs is it a critisism com or like solutions ?

before a conf, like how many days before do you usually start gsl prep and how many days before the d-day is ur gsl finalised? need to know if im running late hehe

hello, i was just curious how you put your mun awards on the common app. did you guys combine awards or put it in the extracurricular section? was just curious about that

I have previously attended muns as an observer. Could anyone tell me what happens after gsls? Also what mods should i prepare. Previously prople were already aware of the mods they want to select like i formation and technology, social etc. Any help would be highly appreciated.