2024

Secretary General

Joana M.

General Assembly President

Guilherme R.

General Assembly Vice-President

Noor R.

Human Rights Commission President

Lina E.

Human Rights Commission Vice- President

Siena C.

ECOSOC President

Emily A.

ECOSOC Vice-President

Matilde D.

Historical Security Council President

Marysia F.

Historical Security Council Vice-President

Francisca H.

Security Council President

Morgan O.

Security Council Vice-President

Elsa Q.

Co-Heads of Press

Haley T. and Inês C.

General Assembly Head of Admin

João D.

Human Rights Commission Head of Admin

Noor-Hanna J.

Security Council/Historical Security Council Head of Admin

Filipa H.

ECOSOC Head of Admin

Constança B.

AGENDA ISSUES

Theme: VOICES OF TOMORROW, ACTIONS OF TODAY

General Assembly:

The question of the spread of disinformation through social media and its effect on minors.
The question of structural reforms of the UN Security Council.
The question of halting the proliferation of nuclear weapons to ensure sustainable global security.
The question of the global resurgence of political extremism.

Human Rights Commission:

The question of providing mental healthcare for youth.
The question of bodily autonomy in relation to gender affirmation surgery.
The question of indigenous peoples' rights to land restitution and reparations.
The question of press freedom in times of conflict.

ECOSOC:

The question of the role forced labor plays in economic growth.
The question of managing natural resources across shared national borders.
The question of implementing economic policies to improve work opportunities for youth.
The question of preserving the Arctic as a global resource.

Historical Security Council:

March 1981

The question of the political situation in Poland.
The question of the situation between Iran and Iraq.
The question of the Angolan Civil War.

Security Council:

The protection of civilians during armed conflict.
The situation in Haiti.
The situation in the Middle East.

2023

STUDENT OFFICER AND PRESS POSITIONS

For this particular Conference these are the positions:

Secretary General/Chair of GA

Bachir R.

Deputy-Secretary General/Co-Chair of GA

Lina E.

President of Env. Commission

Nirali N.

Vice Presidents of Env. Commission

Peter X. and Gui R.

President of HR Commission

Ciara C.

Vice President of HR Commission

Maria B.

President Security Council

Kekeli B.

Vice Presidents Security Council

Laura H. and Parinita S.

Co-Presidents Historical Security Council

Prasheetha B

Amogh M.

President of ADMIN

Joana M.

Head Deputies of ADMIN

Maria Helena S. and Beatriz S.

Presidents of Press

Marina L. and Isabella B.

Vice-president of Press

Haley T.

IMUN gives students from around the world and locally the opportunity to not only attend as a delegate representing a delegation but also as a student officer or journalist. Schools may submit a maximum of two officer applications on Form II due October 1st. For further details regarding the Thursday Chair Workshop please click here.

The positions held by student officers include chair and co-chair:

The Chair is responsible for the debate of a specific issue. The chair must ensure that parliamentary procedure is upheld throughout the debate time. The chair must oversee the general order of the assembly in terms of their conduct and level of respect towards the speaker. All applicants for the chairing position must have some previous MUN (classroom or conference) experience and skills with regards to the position. Chair applicants must apply by October 1 on Form II. Chairs must also represent a delegation.

The Co-Chair is responsible for aiding the chair in decision making, role call, and other such tasks. Co-chairs must also represent a delegation.

*Please also note that any student who wishes to become a Chair must attend the chairing workshop held at the Carlucci American International School of Lisbon, 8:30 to 11:30 on Thursday, the first morning of the conference, prior to the 13:00 opening. IMUN GA Chairs will be determined by the Secretary General and Deputy Secretary General according to results of an IMUN-designed parliamentary procedure and current affairs test, and constructive participation in the workshop.

Other Positions:

Press

The Iberian Model United Nations runs a daily student Blog. The role of the press is to engage delegates in interviews, report on events of the conference, as well as to make delegates from around the world welcome in Portugal. Students who show an interest in journalism, especially political journalism, should definitely consider this position as a chance to further their interest and to give a more international view to the IMUN conference.

Delegates who are interested in applying for one of the press positions must clearly indicate so on Form II and submit a one page letter of application indicating your past experience (if any) and why you think you will be a positive contribution to the press staff to imun@caislisbon.org by October 1^st.

The final decision will be made by the Secretary General, Deputy Secretary General and the Editor in Chief.

AGENDA ISSUES

United for a Better Legacy

GA:

The question of combating human trafficking and protecting the rights of victims
The question of government-sponsored violence as a political tool
The question of the return and restitution of cultural heritage to countries of origin
The question of AI development, ethics, and regulation

HRC:

The question of same-sex couples’ rights to marriage and adoption
The question of compulsory and coerced sterilization
The question of racial discrimination as a result of a rise in nationalism
The question of supporting low-income communities including access to healthcare, education, and employment opportunities

EVC:

The question of protecting animal rights in regard to profiting from poaching and animal trafficking.
The question of regulating point-source pollution within private businesses
The question of holding corporations accountable for greenwashing
The question of the conservation of areas with high biodiversity

HSC:

Date – June 1st, 1982

The question of the situation in the region of the Falkland Islands
The question of the Afghan-Soviet conflict
The question of the situation in Namibia

SC:

The situation between Israel and the State of Palestine
The question of Japan’s treatment of nuclear waste
The situation in Yemen

RESEARCH REPORTS

SECURITY COUNCIL MEMBERS

HISTORICAL SECURITY COUNCIL MEMBERS

ACCESSING RESOLUTIONS AND SUBMITTING AMENDMENTS

OPENING SPEECHES

2022

AGENDA ISSUES

Democracy vs. Autocracy

General Assembly

The question of humanitarian aid and the role of NGOs to provide resources to conflict regions
The role of Member States in ensuring freedom of the press in autocratic regions
Measures to limit government surveillance over citizens online
Measures to diminish resource dependence in international supply chains when faced with issues of international security

Special Conference

Measures to accommodate refugees and internally displaced persons
The question of bodily autonomy and efforts made to restructure health systems
The question of infractions on religious freedom pertaining to rights to wear religious symbols
The role of Member States in regulating media to prevent misinformation

Historical Security Council

1962

Cuban Missile Crisis

-The question of preventing nuclear war through disarmament

-The question of impeding conflict between the United States of America and the USSR

Expansion of the Viet Cong insurgency in Vietnam

-The question of maintaining stability in Vietnam

-The question of keeping the peace in Vietnam

Arrest of Nelson Mandela

-The question of ensuring free speech for political opponents

-The question of guaranteeing personal freedoms in autocratic states

Security Council

The question of the conflict between Ukraine and Russia
The question of protecting the human rights of the Uyghurs in China
The question of human rights violations of workers in Qatar

AGENDA ISSUES REPORTS

General Assembly

Special Conference

Historical Security Council

Security Council

STUDENT OFFICER AND PRESS POSITIONS

For this particular Conference these are the positions:

Secretary General/Chair of GA

Eva S. F.

Deputy-Secretary General/Co-Chair of GA

Bachir R.

President Special Conference

Manuel A.

Vice President Special Conference

Clara S.

President Security Council

Francisco M.

Vice President Security Council

José M.

President Historical Security Council

Duarte R.

Vice President Historical Security Council

Prasheetha B.

President of ADMIN

Luz P.

Vice-president of ADMIN

Joana D.

President of Press

Nina Z.

Vice-president of Press

Isabella B. & Marina L.

IMUN gives students from around the world and locally the opportunity to not only attend as a delegate representing a delegation but also as a student officer or journalist. Schools may submit a maximum of two officer applications on Form II due October 1st. For further details regarding the Thursday Chair Workshop please click here.

The positions held by student officers include chair and co-chair:

The Chair is responsible for the debate of a specific issue. The chair must ensure that parliamentary procedure is upheld throughout the debate time. The chair must oversee the general order of the assembly in terms of their conduct and level of respect towards the speaker. All applicants for the chairing position must have some previous MUN (classroom or conference) experience and skills with regards to the position. Chair applicants must apply by October 1 on Form II. Chairs must also represent a delegation.

The Co-Chair is responsible for aiding the chair in decision making, role call, and other such tasks. Co-chairs must also represent a delegation.

*Please also note that any student who wishes to become a Chair must attend the chairing workshop held at the Carlucci American International School of Lisbon, 8:30 to 13:00 on Thursday, the first morning of the conference, prior to the 13:00 opening. IMUN GA Chairs will be determined by the Secretary General and Deputy Secretary General according to results of an IMUN-designed parliamentary procedure and current affairs test, and constructive participation in the workshop.

Other Positions:

Press

The Iberian Model United Nations runs a daily student Blog. The role of the press is to engage delegates in interviews, report on events of the conference, as well as to make delegates from around the world welcome in Portugal. Students who show an interest in journalism, especially political journalism, should definitely consider this position as a chance to further their interest and to give a more international view to the IMUN conference.

Delegates who are interested in applying for one of the press positions must clearly indicate so on Form II and submit a one page letter of application indicating your past experience (if any) and why you think you will be a positive contribution to the press staff to imun@caislisbon.org by October 1^st.

The final decision will be made by the Secretary General, Deputy Secretary General and the Editor in Chief.

SECURITY COUNCIL MEMBERS

HISTORICAL SECURITY COUNCIL MEMBERS -1962

IMUN GA AND SPECIAL CONFERENCE PROCEDURES

IMUN SECURITY COUNCIL PROCEDURES

ACCESSING RESOLUTIONS AND SUBMITTING AMENDMENTS

OPENING SPEECHES

If your delegation is on the list below you must make a one-minute opening speech Friday morning at CCB. Tips on what to say can be found here.

Afghanistan
African Union
Angola
Argentina
Australia
Bangladesh
Brazil
Canada
Chile
China
Denmark
Egypt
Estonia
European Union
France
Germany
Iceland
IEA
India
Iran
Ireland
Israel
Japan
Lithuania
Malta
Mexico
Netherlands
New Zealand
Norway
OCHA
Pakistan
Poland
Portugal
Qatar
Reporters without Borders
Russian Federation
Saudi Arabia
Spain
Sudan
Turkey
Uganda
Ukraine
UN Women
UNESCO
United Arab Emirates
United Kingdom
United States
Venezuela
World Bank

2021

SELECTED RESOLUTIONS

AGENDA ISSUES

Conference Theme: A World Post Crisis

General Assembly

The question of ethnic cleansing and measures taken to eradicate it.
The question of sustainably rebuilding health infrastructure post- crises.
Measures to attenuate the effects of the Covid-19 pandemic on global and national economies.
Measures to ensure peace, trust, and transparency among Members States.

Special Conference

Measures to combat the rise of anti- Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders (AAPI) hate crimes during the COVID-19 pandemic.
The question of measures taken to ensure the fair distribution of the Covid-19 vaccine.
The question of ensuring the sustainable use of non-renewable resources post Covid-19 pandemic.
Measures to ensure equal access to education by restructuring government education programs.

Historical Security Council

We will be simulating the first SC meeting in the year of 1946

The question of the establishment of Israel
The question of the Allied occupation and denazification of Germany
The question of the use and development of nuclear technology/power

Security Council

The question of the humanitarian crisis in Myanmar
The question of the conflict between Israel and Palestine
The question of the stability of Afghanistan

RESEARCH REPORTS

STUDENT OFFICER AND PRESS POSITIONS

For this particular Conference these are the positions:

Secretary General:

Pedro L.

Deputy-Secretary General:

Manuel A. R.

President of Special Conference:

Constança C.

Vice-President of Special Conference:

Júlia R.

President of Security Councils:

Anita S..

Security Councils Chairs:

Joshua S.

Massiva M.

Rhys T.

Head of Admin:

Aliya T.

Vice-President of Admin:

Bianca C.

Editor in Chief:

Elizaveta K.

Vice President of Press:

Nina Z.

IMUN gives students from around the world and locally the opportunity to not only attend as a delegate representing a delegation but also as a student officer or journalist. Schools may submit a maximum of two officer applications on Form II due October 1st. For further details regarding the Thursday Chair Workshop please click here.

The positions held by student officers include chair and co-chair:

The Chair is responsible for the debate of a specific issue. The chair must ensure that parliamentary procedure is upheld throughout the debate time. The chair must oversee the general order of the assembly in terms of their conduct and level of respect towards the speaker. All applicants for the chairing position must have some previous MUN (classroom or conference) experience and skills with regards to the position. Chair applicants must apply by October 1 on Form II. Chairs must also represent a delegation.

The Co-Chair is responsible for aiding the chair in decision making, role call, and other such tasks. Co-chairs must also represent a delegation.

*Please also note that any student who wishes to become a Chair must attend the chairing workshop held at the Carlucci American International School of Lisbon, 8:30 to 13:00 on Thursday, the first morning of the conference, prior to the 13:00 opening. IMUN GA Chairs will be determined by the Secretary General and Deputy Secretary General according to results of an IMUN-designed parliamentary procedure and current affairs test, and constructive participation in the workshop.

Other Positions:

Press

The Iberian Model United Nations runs a daily student newspaper- IMUNION. The role of the press is to engage delegates in interviews, report on events of the conference, as well as to make delegates from around the world welcome in Portugal. Students who show an interest in journalism, especially political journalism, should definitely consider this position as a chance to further their interest and to give a more international view to the IMUN conference.

Delegates who are interested in applying for one of the press positions must clearly indicate so on Form II and submit a one page letter of application indicating your past experience (if any) and why you think you will be a positive contribution to the IMUNION press staff to imun@caislisbon.org by October 1^st.

The final decision will be made by the Secretary General, Deputy Secretary General and the Editor in Chief.

SECURITY COUNCIL MEMBERS

HISTORICAL SECURITY COUNCIL MEMBERS - YEAR 1946

IMUN GA AND SPECIAL CONFERENCE PROCEDURES

IMUN SECURITY COUNCIL PROCEDURES

2020

AGENDA ISSUES

Conference Theme: Life in Times of Crisis

General Assembly

Health and Wellness

The question of implementing economic regulations on the healthcare market to guarantee its accessibility and affordability.
The question of protecting mental health during isolation and times of crisis.
The question of sustainably restructuring medical services and allocating resources to combat future pandemics.
The question of the ownership of vaccine patents and intellectual properties during epidemics and pandemics.

Special Conference

Upholding Justice

The question of the use of authority as a method to safeguard civilians and maintain peace.
The question of promoting and prolonging regional and international ceasefires during a global crisis.
The question of reducing the impact of systemic oppression through means such as but not limited to reparations.
The question of the protection, return, and restitution of cultural heritage.

Historical Security Council

Year 1962

The situation in South Vietnam (9 January 1962).
The situation in Cuba (16 October 1962).
The situation in South Africa (7 November 1962).

Security Council

The question of legitimate and internationally recognized elections in Belorussia.
The question of holding international bodies and Member States responsible for their involvement and/or measures towards Covid-19.
The question of the stabilization of Lebanon.

RESEARCH REPORTS

STUDENT OFFICER AND PRESS POSITIONS

For this particular Conference these are the positions:

Secretary General:

Laura T.

Deputy-Secretary General:

Pedro L.

President of Special Conference:

Enzo A.

Vice-President of Special Conference:

Constança C.

President of Security Council:

Alexander K.

Vice-President of Security Council:

Otmar H.

President of Historical Security Council:

Joyce L.

Vice-President of Historical Security Council:

Anita S.

Head of Admin:

Joana S.

Vice-President of Admin:

Aliya T. and Isabella S.

Editors in Chief:

Nicole C. & Mónica N.

Vice President of Press:

Liza K.

IMUN gives students from around the world and locally the opportunity to not only attend as a delegate representing a delegation but also as a student officer or journalist. Schools may submit a maximum of two officer applications on Form II due October 1st. For further details regarding the Thursday Chair Workshop please click here.

The positions held by student officers include chair and co-chair:

The Chair is responsible for the debate of a specific issue. The chair must ensure that parliamentary procedure is upheld throughout the debate time. The chair must oversee the general order of the assembly in terms of their conduct and level of respect towards the speaker. All applicants for the chairing position must have some previous MUN (classroom or conference) experience and skills with regards to the position. Chair applicants must apply by October 1 on Form II. Chairs must also represent a delegation.

The Co-Chair is responsible for aiding the chair in decision making, role call, and other such tasks. Co-chairs must also represent a delegation.

*Please also note that any student who wishes to become a Chair must attend the chairing workshop held at the Carlucci American International School of Lisbon, 8:30 to 13:00 on Thursday, the first morning of the conference, prior to the 13:00 opening. IMUN GA Chairs will be determined by the Secretary General and Deputy Secretary General according to results of an IMUN-designed parliamentary procedure and current affairs test, and constructive participation in the workshop.

Other Positions:

Press

The Iberian Model United Nations runs a daily student newspaper- IMUNION. The role of the press is to engage delegates in interviews, report on events of the conference, as well as to make delegates from around the world welcome in Portugal. Students who show an interest in journalism, especially political journalism, should definitely consider this position as a chance to further their interest and to give a more international view to the IMUN conference.

Delegates who are interested in applying for one of the press positions must clearly indicate so on Form II and submit a one page letter of application indicating your past experience (if any) and why you think you will be a positive contribution to the IMUNION press staff to imun@caislisbon.org by October 1^st.

The final decision will be made by the Secretary General, Deputy Secretary General and the Editor in Chief.

SECURITY COUNCIL MEMBERS

HISTORICAL SECURITY COUNCIL MEMBERS - YEAR 1962

IMUN GA AND SPECIAL CONFERENCE PROCEDURES

IMUN SECURITY COUNCIL PROCEDURES

2019

SELECTED RESOLUTIONS

AGENDA ISSUES

General Assembly Agenda Issues

The question of the ongoing effects of imperialism on post-colonial nations
The question of equitable representation and increase in the membership of the UN Security Council
The question of maintaining cultural values amidst the integration of migrants
The question of ensuring security and freedom of expression in journalism

Special Conference Agenda Issues

The question of protecting individual privacy from government surveillance programs
The question of the role of ecotourism in the promotion of economic and environmental sustainability
The question of allocating essential resources in regard to overpopulation
The question of the ethical implications of genetic modifications

Security Council Agenda Issues

The situation in Hong Kong
The question of increasing instability in the Persian Gulf
The crisis in South Sudan

RESEARCH REPORTS

STUDENT OFFICER AND PRESS POSITIONS

For this particular Conference these are the positions:

Secretary General:

Barbara Z.

Deputy-Secretary General:

Laura T.

President of Special Conference:

Antoine B.

Vice-President of Special Conference:

Nicole V.

President of Security Council:

Kaitlyn J.

Vice-President of Security Council:

Emil E.

President of International Court of Justice:

Yana T.

Head of Admin:

Maya K.

Editors in Chief:

Nicole C. & Mónica N.

IMUN gives students from around the world and locally the opportunity to not only attend as a delegate representing a delegation but also as a student officer or journalist. Schools may submit a maximum of two officer applications on Form II due October 1st. For further details regarding the Thursday Chair Workshop please click here.

The positions held by student officers include chair and co-chair:

The Chair is responsible for the debate of a specific issue. The chair must ensure that parliamentary procedure is upheld throughout the debate time. The chair must oversee the general order of the assembly in terms of their conduct and level of respect towards the speaker. All applicants for the chairing position must have some previous MUN (classroom or conference) experience and skills with regards to the position. Chair applicants must apply by October 1 on Form II. Chairs must also represent a delegation.

The Co-Chair is responsible for aiding the chair in decision making, role call, and other such tasks. Co-chairs must also represent a delegation.

*Please also note that any student who wishes to become a Chair must attend the chairing workshop held at the Carlucci American International School of Lisbon, 8:30 to 13:00 on Thursday, the first morning of the conference, prior to the 13:00 opening. IMUN GA Chairs will be determined by the Secretary General and Deputy Secretary General according to results of an IMUN-designed parliamentary procedure and current affairs test, and constructive participation in the workshop.

Other Positions:

Press

The Iberian Model United Nations runs a daily student newspaper- IMUNION. The role of the press is to engage delegates in interviews, report on events of the conference, as well as to make delegates from around the world welcome in Portugal. Students who show an interest in journalism, especially political journalism, should definitely consider this position as a chance to further their interest and to give a more international view to the IMUN conference.

Delegates who are interested in applying for one of the press positions must clearly indicate so on Form II and submit a one page letter of application indicating your past experience (if any) and why you think you will be a positive contribution to the IMUNION press staff to imun@caislisbon.org by October 1^st.

The final decision will be made by the Secretary General, Deputy Secretary General and the Editor in Chief.

SECURITY COUNCIL MEMBERS

INTERNATIONAL COURT OF JUSTICE VERDICT

PARTICIPATING SCHOOLS

Agora St Cugat (SPAIN)

Advisor: Peter Martinez

American Intl School of Bucharest (ROMANIA)

Advisor: Margritha Hofman

American School of Barcelona (SPAIN)

Advisor: Tori Marroquin

American School of Madrid (SPAIN)

Advisor: Michael Stuart

Anglo-American School of Moscow (RUSSIA)

Advisor: Paul Mooney

Carlucci American Intl School of Lisbon (PORTUGAL)

Advisor: Peter Andrews

Colégio Internacional de Braga (PORTUGAL)

Advisor: Tom Healy

Colegio Internacionial de Valladolid (SPAIN)

Advisor: Luis Espeso Gayte

Colégio Internacional de Vilamoura (PORTUGAL)

Advisor: Bruno Nande

Colégio Internato dos Carvalhos (PORTUGAL)

Advisor: Emilia Macedo

Deutsche Schule de Lissabon (PORTUGAL)

Advisor: Evelyn Abery

Frederic Mistral Tecnic Eulalia (SPAIN)

Advisor: Laia Espelt

GeMUN Group Genoa (ITALY)

Advisor: Eduardo Losada Cabruja

International School of Dakar (SENEGAL)

Advisor: Randy Farley

International School of Kenya (KENYA)

Advisor: Mike Fischer

International School of Milan (ITALY)

Advisor: Kiriaki Vasiliadou

International School of Stavanger (NORWAY)

Advisor: Hans Christian Naess

King Faisal School (SAUDI ARABIA)

Advisor: Ahmed Dirir

Lycee Françoise (PORTUGAL)

Advisor: Eileen Piet

Lycee Theophile Gautier (FRANCE)

Advisor: Nicolas Bounet

Oeiras Intl School(PORTUGAL)

Advisor: Linda Patient

St Antonio International School (PORTUGAL)

Advisor: Sofia Aguiar

St Dominic’s International School (PORTUGAL)

Advisor: Joana Tornada

St Julian's School (PORTUGAL)

Advisor: Jack Hudson

St Paul's School (SPAIN)

Advisor: Frank Jimenez

St Peter's Intl School (PORTUGAL)

Advisor: Helen Gonçalves

Wellington College (UNITED KINGDOM)

Advisor: Simon Kirkham

2019 PUBLICATIONS

2018

SELECTED RESOLUTIONS

AGENDA ISSUES

General Assembly Agenda Issues

1.   Examining the question of human population planning and ensuring basic human rights to a growing world
2.   Ensuring the promotion and protection of the right for identity and belief self-determination for the youth in less economically developed countries
3.   Addressing the management of conflict zones and border control to alleviate the responsibility of refugees on the developing world.
4.   Endorsing youth participation in national decision-making through the electoral cycle

Special Conference Agenda Issues: The Role of the State

1.   The question of the rise of authoritarian nationalism
2.   The question of the use of enhanced interrogation as a means to protect national security
3.   Measures to increase cooperation between States and Non-Governmental Organizations
4.   The role of the media in building democracy

Security Council

1. The situation in Venezuela
2. The situation in Yemen
3. The situation in Donetsk and Luhansk

RESEARCH REPORTS

STUDENT OFFICER AND PRESS POSITIONS

For this particular Conference these are the positions:

Secretary General:

Davina S.

Deputy-Secretary General:

Gregory A.

President of Special Conference:

António C.

Vice-President of Special Conference:

Barbara Z.

President of Security Council:

Vasco G.

Vice-President of Security Council:

Gea G.

President of International Court of Justice:

João Pedro Z.

Heads of Admin:

Julia R. & Matias S.

Editor in Chief:

Leonor F.

IMUN gives students from around the world and locally the opportunity to not only attend as a delegate representing a delegation but also as a student officer or journalist. Schools may submit a maximum of two officer applications on Form II due October 1st. For further details regarding the Thursday Chair Workshop please click here.

The positions held by student officers include chair and co-chair:

The Chair is responsible for the debate of a specific issue. The chair must ensure that parliamentary procedure is upheld throughout the debate time. The chair must oversee the general order of the assembly in terms of their conduct and level of respect towards the speaker. All applicants for the chairing position must have some previous MUN (classroom or conference) experience and skills with regards to the position. Chair applicants must apply by October 1 on Form II. Chairs must also represent a delegation.

The Co-Chair is responsible for aiding the chair in decision making, role call, and other such tasks. Co-chairs must also represent a delegation.

*Please also note that any student who wishes to become a Chair must attend the chairing workshop held at the Carlucci American International School of Lisbon, 8:30 to 13:00 on Thursday, the first morning of the conference, prior to the 13:00 opening. IMUN GA Chairs will be determined by the Secretary General and Deputy Secretary General according to results of an IMUN-designed parliamentary procedure and current affairs test, and constructive participation in the workshop.

Other Positions:

Press

The Iberian Model United Nations runs a daily student newspaper- IMUNION. The role of the press is to engage delegates in interviews, report on events of the conference, as well as to make delegates from around the world welcome in Portugal. Students who show an interest in journalism, especially political journalism, should definitely consider this position as a chance to further their interest and to give a more international view to the IMUN conference.

Delegates who are interested in applying for one of the press positions must clearly indicate so on Form II and submit a one page letter of application indicating your past experience (if any) and why you think you will be a positive contribution to the IMUNION press staff to imun@caislisbon.org by October 1^st.

The final decision will be made by the Secretary General, Deputy Secretary General and the Editor in Chief.

SECURITY COUNCIL MEMBERS

PARTICIPATING SCHOOLS

Agora Sant Cugat (SPAIN)

Advisor: Mr. Peter Martinez

American School Barcelona (SPAIN)

Advisor: Ms. Tori Marroquin

American Int. School Bucharest (ROMANIA)

Advisor: Ms. Margritha Hofman

American School of Madrid (SPAIN)

Advisor: Mr. Michael Stuart

Benjamin Franklin International School (SPAIN)

Advisor: Ms. Isid Spaho

Carlucci American International School of Lisbon (PORTUGAL)

Advisor: Mr. Peter Andrews

CLIP The Oporto International School (PORTUGAL)

Advisor: Ms. Luisa Ferraz

Colégio Internato dos Carvalhos (PORTUGAL)

Advisor: Ms. Emília Macedo

Colégio Internacional de Valladolid (SPAIN)

Advisor: Mr. Luis Espeso Gayte

Colégio Internacional de Vilamoura (PORTUGAL)

Advisor: Mr. Bruno Nande

Colégio Luso Internacional de Braga (PORTUGAL)

Advisor: Mr. Tom Healy

Davis College (IRELAND)

Advisor: Ms. Katie Guerin

Deutsche Schule Lissabon (PORTUGAL)

Advisor: Ms. Evelyn Abery

Frederic Mistral Tecnic Eulalia (SPAIN)

Advisor: Ms. Laia Espelt

Green Valley School (EGYPT)

Advisor: Mr. Sherif El-Ashiry

International School of Dakar (SENEGAL)

Advisor: Ms. Ann Jarrett

International School of Milan (ITALY)

Advisor: Mr. Craig Billington/ Ms.Sonia Clark

International School Stavanger (NORWAY)

Advisor: Mr. Hans Christian Naess

Liceo Deledda GeMUN Group (ITALY)

Advisor: Mr. Edward Cabruja

Metu DF High School (TURKEY)

Advisor: Mr. Yildiz Turkmen

Oeiras International School (PORTUGAL)

Advisor: Ms. Linda Patient

St Antonio International School (PORTUGAL)

Advisor: Ms. Sofia Aguiar

St Dominic’s International School (PORTUGAL)

Advisor: Ms. Joana Tornada

St Julian’s International School (PORTUGAL)

Advisor: Ms. Elletra Sacchi / Kieran Hennigan

St Paul’s School Barcelona (SPAIN)

Advisor: Mr. Frank Jimenez

2018 PUBLICATIONS

2017

SELECTED RESOLUTIONS

AGENDA ISSUES

GA
- Criminal liability in the area of unmanned aerial vehicles
- Limiting the availability of light weapons as a measure of reducing urban violence
- Measures to reduce xenophobia within UN resettlement camps in post-conflict regions
- The issue of transparency in the arms trade

SPC
- The question of the increasing use of artificial intelligence in the traditional job market
- Measures to promote technology as a means of ensuring sustainable development Strengthening measures to promote an individual’s right to privacy in response to an increasingly monitored society
- Strengthening measures to promote an individual’s right to privacy in response to an increasingly monitored society
- Strategies towards regulating international tax havens

Security Council
- The Question of DPRK Defiance of the Missile Ban
- The Question of ISIL in Iraq and the Recapturing of Mosul
- The Question of Israeli Settlements in the West Bank

STUDENT OFFICER AND PRESS POSITIONS

For this particular Conference these are the positions:

Secretary General:

Sofia L.

Deputy-Secretary General:

Davina S.

President of Special Conference:

Matilde A.

Vice-President of Special Conference:

António B.

President of Security Council:

Miguel D.

Vice-President of Security Council:

João Pedro Z.

Head of Admin:

Inês R.C.

Editor in Chief:

Andrea B.

IMUN gives students from around the world and locally the opportunity to not only attend as a delegate representing a delegation but also as a student officer or journalist. Schools may submit a maximum of two officer applications on Form II due October 1st. For further details regarding the Thursday Chair Workshop please click here.

The positions held by student officers include chair and co-chair:

The Chair is responsible for the debate of a specific issue. The chair must ensure that parliamentary procedure is upheld throughout the debate time. The chair must oversee the general order of the assembly in terms of their conduct and level of respect towards the speaker. All applicants for the chairing position must have some previous MUN (classroom or conference) experience and skills with regards to the position. Chair applicants must apply by October 1 on Form II. Chairs must also represent a delegation.

The Co-Chair is responsible for aiding the chair in decision making, role call, and other such tasks. Co-chairs must also represent a delegation.

*Please also note that any student who wishes to become a Chair must attend the chairing workshop held at the Carlucci American International School of Lisbon, 8:30 to 13:00 on Thursday, the first morning of the conference, prior to the 13:00 opening. IMUN GA Chairs will be determined by the Secretary General and Deputy Secretary General according to results of an IMUN-designed parliamentary procedure and current affairs test, and constructive participation in the workshop.

Other Positions:

Press

The Iberian Model United Nations runs a daily student newspaper- IMUNION. The role of the press is to engage delegates in interviews, report on events of the conference, as well as to make delegates from around the world welcome in Portugal. Students who show an interest in journalism, especially political journalism, should definitely consider this position as a chance to further their interest and to give a more international view to the IMUN conference.

Delegates who are interested in applying for one of the press positions must clearly indicate so on Form II and submit a one page letter of application indicating your past experience (if any) and why you think you will be a positive contribution to the IMUNION press staff to imun@caislisbon.org by October 1^st.

The final decision will be made by the Secretary General, Deputy Secretary General and the Editor in Chief.

SECURITY COUNCIL MEMBERS

PARTICIPATING SCHOOLS

Agora Sant Cugat International School (SPAIN)

Advisor: Elena Degollada

American International School of Bucharest (ROMANIA)

Advisor: Margritha Hofman

American School of Barcelona (SPAIN)

Advisor: Tori Marroquin

Carlucci American International School of Lisbon (PORTUGAL)

Advisor: Peter Andrews

CLIP Porto (PORTUGAL)

Advisor: Luisa Ferraz

Colegio Internacional de Valladolid (SPAIN)

Advisor: Luis Espeso Gayte

Colégio Internacional de Vilamoura (PORTUGAL)

Advisor: Bruno Nande

Colégio Internato dos Carvalhos (PORTUGAL)

Advisor: Maria Emilia Macedo

Davis College (IRELAND)

Advisor: Jose Horta

Deutsche Schule Lissabon (PORTUGAL)

Advisor: Evelyn Abery

FMV Ozel Ayazaga Isik Lisesi (Turkey)

Advisor: Melda Cemal

Frederic Mistral Tecnic Eulalia (SPAIN)

Advisor: Laia Espelt

Harare International School (Zimbabwe)

Advisor: Derek Gresko, Sharna Tobin

International School Hanover Region (Germany)

Advisor: Shanna Kenyon, Nick Schulte

International School of Kenya (Kenya)

Advisor: Mike Fisher

International School of Milan (ITALY)

Advisor: Daniel Harrison, Louise Wyers

International School of Stavanger (NORWAY)

Advisor: Hans C. Naess

Oeiras International School (PORTUGAL)

Advisor: Linda Patient

St. Antonio International School (Portugal)

Advisor: Sofia Aguiar

St. Dominic’s International School (PORTUGAL)

Advisor: Joana Tornada

St. Julian’s School (PORTUGAL)

Advisor: Elettra Sacchi, Kieran Hennigan

St. Paul’s School Barcelona (SPAIN)

Advisor: Frank Jimenez

2017 PUBLICATIONS

2016

SELECTED RESOLUTIONS

AGENDA ISSUES

GENERAL ASSEMBLY:

Intensifying measures in the development and implementation of renewable energy sources within Member States
The question of the legitimacy of military drone operations
Strategies to ensure greater transparency in the use of technology by governments and affiliated organizations
Promoting international cooperation in devising and improving methods of reducing female genital mutilation

THE SPECIAL CONFERENCE:

Strengthening measures to promote and ensure an environment of cybersecurity by preventing cybercrime and the use of large-scale cyber weapons
The question of enforcing appropriate and effective measures against the proliferation of nuclear, chemical, and biological weapons (WMDs)
The question of political and economic stability in states threatened by radicalized and extremist non-government entities
The question of effective border security as an essential part of combatting transnational crime

THE SECURITY COUNCIL:

The Question of Yemen
The Question of Syria
The Question for Central African Republic

RESEARCH REPORTS

STUDENT OFFICER AND PRESS POSITIONS

For this particular Conference these are the positions:

Secretary General:

Manuel A.

Deputy-Secretary General:

Nuno B.C.

President of Special Conference:

Maria F.

Vice-President of Special Conference:

Sofia L.

President of Security Council:

Laura R.

Vice-President of Security Council:

Miguel D.

Head of Admin:

Francisca M.

Editor in Chief:

Andrea B.

IMUN gives students from around the world and locally the opportunity to not only attend as a delegate representing a delegation but also as a student officer or journalist. Schools may submit a maximum of two officer applications on Form II due October 1st. For further details regarding the Thursday Chair Workshop please click here.

The positions held by student officers include chair and co-chair:

The Chair is responsible for the debate of a specific issue. The chair must ensure that parliamentary procedure is upheld throughout the debate time. The chair must oversee the general order of the assembly in terms of their conduct and level of respect towards the speaker. All applicants for the chairing position must have some previous MUN (classroom or conference) experience and skills with regards to the position. Chair applicants must apply by October 1 on Form II. Chairs must also represent a delegation.

The Co-Chair is responsible for aiding the chair in decision making, role call, and other such tasks. Co-chairs must also represent a delegation.

*Please also note that any student who wishes to become a Chair must attend the chairing workshop held at the Carlucci American International School of Lisbon, 8:30 to 13:00 on Thursday, the first morning of the conference, prior to the 13:00 opening. IMUN GA Chairs will be determined by the Secretary General and Deputy Secretary General according to results of an IMUN-designed parliamentary procedure and current affairs test, and constructive participation in the workshop.

Other Positions:

Press

The Iberian Model United Nations runs a daily student newspaper- IMUNION. The role of the press is to engage delegates in interviews, report on events of the conference, as well as to make delegates from around the world welcome in Portugal. Students who show an interest in journalism, especially political journalism, should definitely consider this position as a chance to further their interest and to give a more international view to the IMUN conference.

Delegates who are interested in applying for one of the press positions must clearly indicate so on Form II and submit a one page letter of application indicating your past experience (if any) and why you think you will be a positive contribution to the IMUNION press staff to imun@caislisbon.org by October 1^st.

The final decision will be made by the Secretary General, Deputy Secretary General and the Editor in Chief.

SECURITY COUNCIL MEMBERS

PARTICIPATING SCHOOLS

Agora Sant Cugat International School (SPAIN)

Advisor: Elena Degollada

American International School of Bucharest (ROMANIA)

Advisor: Margaritha Hofman

American International School of Lusaka (ZAMBIA)

Advisor: Ingrid Turner

American School of Barcelona (SPAIN)

Advisor: Joseph Maas

Benjamin Franklin International School (SPAIN)

Advisor: Ali Jessie, Isid Spaho

Carlucci American International School of Lisbon (PORTUGAL)

Advisor: Peter Andrews

CLIP Porto (PORTUGAL)

Advisor: Hendrikus Kolen

Colegio Internacional de Valladolid (SPAIN)

Advisor: Luis Espeso

Colégio Internacional de Vilamoura (PORTUGAL)

Advisor: Bruno Nande

Colégio Internato dos Carvalhos (PORTUGAL)

Advisor: Maria Emilia Macedo

Davis College (IRELAND)

Advisor: Jose Horta

Deutsche Schule Lissabon (DSL) (PORTUGAL)

Advisor: Evelyn Abery

Dubai American Academy (UAE)

Advisor: Bret Rodgers

Escola Inglesa (PORTUGAL)

Advisor: Clara Reis

Frederic Mistral Tecnic Eulalia (SPAIN)

Advisor: Laia Espelt

International School Group Dammam (SAUDI ARABIA)

Advisor: Zeinab Karnib

International School of Milan (ITALY)

Advisor: Craig Billington, Sonia Clark

International School of Stavanger (NORWAY)

Advisor: Hans C. Naess

Lincoln Community School (GHANA)

Advisor: Daniel Nukala

Oeiras International School (PORTUGAL)

Advisor: Allyson Connell and Linda Patient

Sageese High School (LEBANON)

Advisor: Dolla Kanaan

SEK International Schools - Catalunya (SPAIN)

Advisor: Josep Manel Hérnadez

St. Dominic’s International School (PORTUGAL)

Advisor: Joana Tornada and Emma Gleeson

St. Julian’s School (PORTUGAL)

Advisor: Elettra Sacchi, Kieran Hennigan

St. Paul’s School Barcelona (SPAIN)

Advisor: Frank Jimenez

2016 PUBLICATIONS

2015

SELECTED RESOLUTIONS

GENERAL ASSEMBLY:

1) The question of strengthening democracy in LEDCs : United States of America

2) The promotion of measures against xenophobia: Singapore

3) The question of the protection of the rights of sex workers: Republic of Korea (South)

4) Measures to combat wealth inequality: FAO.

THE SPECIAL CONFERENCE:

1) The question of military intervention to tackle transnational organized human trafficking: Liechenstein.

2) Developing responses to minimize IDPs (Internally Displaced Persons) in areas affected by natural disasters: Canada

3) Improving the management of refugee camps to ensure the protection of fundamental human rights: Belize.

4) The question of the regulation of national border controls: Sudan.

AGENDA ISSUES

The General Assembly:

1) The question of strengthening democracy in LEDCs.

2) The promotion of measures against xenophobia.

3) The question of the protection of the rights of sex workers.

4) Measures to combat wealth inequality.

The Special Conference:

1) The question of military intervention to tackle transnational organized human trafficking.

2) Developing responses to minimize IDPs (Internally Displaced Persons) in areas affected by natural disasters.

3) Improving the management of refugee camps to ensure the protection of fundamental human rights

4) The question of the regulation of national border controls.

Security Council:

1) Question of Libya

2) Question of South Sudan

3) Question of threats against international security

RESEARCH REPORTS

STUDENT OFFICER AND PRESS POSITIONS

For this particular Conference these are the positions:

Secretary General:

Gustavo S.

Deputy-Secretary General:

Manuel A.

President of Special Conference:

Maria M.

Vice-President of Special Conference:

Margarida R.

President of Security Council:

Lucas N.

Vice-President of Security Council:

Bjørn B.

Head of Admin:

Maria M.

Editor in Chief:

Maria N.M.

SECURITY COUNCIL MEMBERS

PARTICIPATING SCHOOLS

Agora Sant Cugat International School

Advisor: Elena Degollada

American School of Barcelona

Advisor: Joseph Maas

American International School of Bucharest

Advisor: Margaritha Hofman

BHAK Grazbachgasse

Advisor: René Kallinger, Cäcilia Wiltsche

Bilkent Laboratory and International School (BLIS)

Advisor: Nilüfer Yetkin Rüzgar

Carlucci American International School of Lisbon

Advisor: Peter Andrews

Colegio Internacional de Valladolid

Advisor:Luis Espeso

Colégio Internato dos Carvalhos

Advisor: Maria Emilia Macedo

CLIP Porto

Advisor: Luisa Ferraz

Davis College

Advisor: Jose Horta

Deutsche Schule Lissabon (DSL)

Advisor: Oliver Wagner

Eastern Mediterranean International School

Advisor: Ali Mohammed

Egyptian Language School – Egyptian American International School

Advisor: Sherif El-Ashiry

Frederic Mistral Tecnic Eulalia

Advisor: Laia Espelt

International School of Stavanger

Advisor: Hans C. Naess

The International School of Azerbaijan

Advisor: Ebby M. Adukkalil

Oeiras International School

Advisor: Allyson Connell

SAIS - Santo António International School

Advisor: Sofia de Vasconcelos Aguiar

Scuola Germanica Genova

Advisor: Timo Lacehenmaier, Michaela von Necker

St. Dominic’s International School

Advisor: Mark Brennan

St. Julian’s School

Advisor: Elettra Sacchi / Kieran Hennigan

St. Paul’s School Barcelona

Advisor: Frank Jimenez

Past Conferences