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WARSAW MODEL UNITED NATIONS 

03 – 06 NOVEMBER 2022

“A Secure Future Lies in the Hands of the Youth”

As the organizers of this year’s conference, we would like to not solely continue fostering the idea of solving problems through cooperation and mutual respect, but also emphasize the necessity to focus on the consequences of what we are currently witnessing. In a time of war and conflict, a global pandemic, economic and humanitarian crises, and a rapidly approaching climate disaster; a vision of collective safety seems to fade away. We, the young, will be especially downtrodden by the effects of current events. A secure future is what we deserve, demand, and strive to work for. 

We want delegates to take away from this year’s edition that together, We, the young, can find a way toward a secure future by cooperating, and acting now. The principal theme will be reflected in all aspects of WawMUN2022, including the committee topics, and the speeches delivered by our honorable guest speakers during the opening ceremony. 

 

Letter from the SG

Distinguished delegates and chairpersons!

It is with great pleasure and excitement that I welcome you to the 15th edition of Warsaw Model United Nations!

Our conference prides itself in being one of the leading conferences not only in Poland, but also central-eastern Europe with a long-standing legacy of excellence and high level of debate. For the past 16 years, Warsaw Model United Nations has brought together ambitious and engaged young people from all over the world, giving them the opportunity to discuss global problems, gain leadership skills and make valuable connections.

In a time of war and conflict, a global pandemic, economic and humanitarian crises, and a rapidly approaching climate disaster, a vision of collective security seems to fade away. Through this year’s theme, “A secure future lies in the hands of the youth”, we would like to highlight the crucial role of our generation in dealing with these issues. Together, we can make our voices heard and propose solutions to global problems, as we have managed to since the first edition of WawMUN.

We have put a great deal of effort into creating this year’s event and sincerely hope that you will enjoy it.

See you this November!

Natasza Łopalewska

Secretary General of WawMUN 2022

Committees and topics

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Security Council

“Facilitating a multilateral solution to the conflict in Ethiopia”
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Disarmament and international safety committee

“Examining the threat of missiles with special focus on ballistic missiles”
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United nations office on drugs and crime

“Suppressing the emergence of organized crime in developing countries”
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Future security council 

“2040: Scottish Independence Crisis”
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United Nations office on outer space affairs 

“Tackling the issue of space debris”
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Human rights council

“Combatting the unlawful treatment of human rights activists by the governments worldwide”
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World health organization

“Examining the negative influence of video games on physical and mental health”
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United nations high commissioner for refugees

“Establishing means of responding to future climate change- related migration crises”
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World bank

“Establishing guidelines for tackling economic downturns in the aftermath of the 2008 recession”
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UN WOMEN

Examining the issue of sexual violence during armed conflicts”
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International criminal court

Prosecutor v. Bosco Ntganta
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European Council

“Exploring methods of reaching climate neutrality in the EU”
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United Nations Environmental programme

“Addressing the contribution of the emerging fast fashion industry to the increase of waste produce”
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United nations international children’s emergency fund 

“Finding measures of minimizing the impact of armed conflicts and military interventions on children”
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Arab League

“Resolving the Al-Nahda Dam disputes”
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crisis committee

“Second Polish provincial partition”
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Economic and social council

“Discussing education as a mean of breaking the poverty cycle in low and middle income countries”