UN
When was the UN founded?
On October 24, 1945
What does MUN stand for?
Model United Nations
Who are the main parties involved in the Yemen conflict?
The primary parties include the Houthi rebels, the internationally recognized Yemeni government, and a Saudi-led coalition supporting the government.
Why was the UN created?
To prevent wars and promote peace after World War II.
What skills can you develop by participating in MUN?
MUN helps develop public speaking, negotiation, research, and critical thinking skills.
Which cities play an important role in the war in Yemen?
Sanaa and Aden
What is the UN Charter AND when was the UN Charter signed?
It is the document that explains the UN’s rules and goals
On June 26, 1945.
How is MUN different from real-life UN?
MUN is a simulation with students role-playing as diplomats, while the real UN is made up of actual diplomats and world leaders working on global governance.
What are the humanitarian consequences of the Yemen war?
Over 21 million people, including 11.3 million children, require humanitarian assistance. The conflict has led to widespread food insecurity, with millions on the brink of famine, and has severely strained the healthcare system, resulting in outbreaks of diseases like cholera.
What is the General Assembly?
It is the main meeting place where all UN countries discuss world issues
What are some strategies for success in MUN?
What are the primary causes of the Yemen conflict?
political instability
Arab Spring
economic challenges
and deep-seated regional and sectarian divisions
What are the 6 main organs?
the General Assembly (GA), the Security Council (SC), the Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC), the Trusteeship Council, the International Court of Justice (ICJ), and the UN
What is the role of the Chair and Assistant Chairs?
The Chair leads the debate, ensures the rules are followed, and keeps the session on track. Assistant Chairs help with managing the session and assisting delegates.
Which 8 countries make up the Saudi-led Coalition?
Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Bahrain, Kuwait, Egypt, Jordan, Morocco, and Sudan.