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AUS Model United Nations Annual Conference 2025 (February 2025)

Main Building (Hall A, Hall B, Main Auditorium, Main Rotunda)/ HSB/ SBA/ Main Plaza
February 21, 2025 - February 23, 2025
14:00 - 21:00
AED 250-300
AUS Community, Registered Participants, High School Students

The Department of International Studies (INS) at AUS is proud to host the AUS Model United Nations (MUN), an esteemed event that brings together bright young minds from around the world. Organized under the guidance of INS faculty, AUSMUN welcomes delegates from local and regional high schools, as well as participants from countries such as India, Pakistan and the United Kingdom. During the conference, delegates engage in dynamic debates on pressing global issues, from nuclear proliferation to food security. Since its inception in 2007, AUSMUN has grown significantly, expanding from 180 delegates in 2014 to an impressive 1,200 participants in Spring 2023, making it one of the largest and most impactful MUN conferences in the region.

Opening Ceremony Speakers

  • Noha Hefny – Director of Corporate Affairs, MENAT & SSA at Kellanova, and Owner of The People of Impact. She has previous experience working with UNESCO, UNHCR and UN Women.
  • Clare Dalton – Senior Advisor at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Previously, she served as Head of Delegation for the United Arab Emirates at the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) and has worked with the United Nations.

For more information, please click here or contact Ghazal Hijazi |  [email protected]

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