What is a delegate?
A student who represents a country in MUN.
What does MUN stand for?
A Model of United Nations.
What is a Position Paper?
Is a document that explains the county´s position.
What is capital and location?
The main city and the geographic region where it is.
How should a delegate dress?
Formal clothes.
What is a MUN?
Is an academic simulation of the United Nations.
Is your opinion in the position paper, or your country´s one?
Your country´s one.
How is called the total area and neighboring countries?
Territory and borders
What must a delegate do?
Represent a country, give speeches and participate.
How many countries can be at MUN?
193 countries.
When you should submit to the chair your position paper?
At the first session.
How is called the population size and currency?
Population and currency.
What shouldn´t a delegate do?
Speak in first person, say forgiven words and disrespect the chair.
How many several stages does a MUN have?
7 (Research, opening speech, debate, negotation, working together, draft resolutions, and voting)
What happens when a delegate doesn´t submit their position paper?
It can affect eligibility for academic awards.
What information you can mention in languages and religion?
The official list of languages and major religions.
How many warnings can a delagate receive before getting banned of the conference?
3 warnings.
What does a MUN combines?
Research, diplomacy, debate, negociation, teamwork and problem-solving.
What infromation about history does the position paper have?
Important historical events, wars and conflicts
Which are the four country information you should include in your position paper?
Capital and location, population and currency, territory and orders and languages and religions.