MilanMUN Conference

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GENERAL ASSEMBLY

MilanMUN 2021 is nearly upon us! Visit our YouTube channel to follow tomorrow’s opening ceremony or Saturday’s closing ceremony live.

Delegates who have been given school accounts should click here to follow the live stream. Use this form to ask questions to keynote speakers:

Opening Ceremony
– Giuseppe Onufrio (Director of Greenpeace Italy)
– Piergiacomo Mion Dalle Carbonare (Head of Milan’s FAI Delegation)

Closing Ceremony
– Francesca Bocchini (Project Manager at EMERGENCY)

Use the following links to know more about our Secretariat and our chairs, our admin staff, and our press team.

Individual applicants (no advisor, or applying outside of your school’s MUN program) please fill in this form.

Schools, MUN Directors and Advisors should instead follow our usual registration path and use Forms I and II.

Due to the number of applications received, we have just added a new committee to the conference: the Food and Agriculture Organization. Check our Committees & Issues page to learn more about the topics to be debated.

Form I (school info) will remain open until January, end of month.

We have now made available the list of committees and issues to be discussed by delegates, the conference schedule, and the list of countries represented. Each page is also reachable by opening the “Plan” menu item.

The General Assembly’s theme will be “Assessing the Impact of Covid-19 on Healthcare Systems and the Environment“.

The MilanMUN team is proud to announce MilanMUN 2021, our 16th International Model UN Conference, to be held entirely online on Google Meet from 25th to 27th March 2021. The conference is open to students aged 13 to 19 and is free of charge for schools and Delegates alike. We will be publishing information on available committees, topics, study guides, and the programme of events on this website in the coming weeks.

To signal your interest in participating, fill in Form I. To know more, feel free to contact us.

We have started to publish study guides for delegates (“background papers”) on the topics that will be discussed during MilanMUN 2020. These documents are redacted by students for students, and are a really useful tool for delegates who want to actively take part in a fruitful debate.

Click here or choose “Background Papers” from the menu to access the page where we will be publishing them as soon as they are ready!

The official schedule for MilanMUN 2020 is now available. Please click on MilanMUN 2020 in the menu above to learn more, follow this link, or download a PDF version by clicking here.