Algeria Model United Nations Program - برنامج نموذج الأمم المتحدة الجزائر

What’ Algeria MUN? Algeria Model United Nations known as AlgeriaMUN is an educational program, its activities are organized independently by E.U.R.L MOUBADARAT EL DJAZAIR (مؤسسة مبادرة الجزائر) for trainings development and consulting, which covers organizing the following: 1. A yearly annual conference edition. Open days in different cities. Special Algeria MUN sessions. Algeria MUN Leaders-Academy. Algerian Youth forum. Algeria MUN sessions for kids. Model United Nations is an international concept that started back in 1943, which is based on simulation international organizations in which youth do play the role of Ambassadors and organizations representatives so that they can learn the bases of debating and communication. Model United Nations Conference was organized for the very first time in Algeria back in 2014 under copywrites from its Founder Mr. ARIF Abdeljalil, and so far, it is approved to be a unique chance for Algerian youth talents to network and discuss world issues, as it offered them the opportunity to participate in an experiential education in practical global policymaking. Our Algeria MUN conference will last for 4 days, the Conference aims to bring a minimum of 250 participants to play the role of Diplomat Delegates. The profile of participants should be between the age of 16 to 29 years old, student, languages understanding (English, Arabic and French), and taking an active role in our society. All the participants from the different cities of Algeria are welcomed to join us, as long as they fit the criteria. Educational Benefits of participating in Algeria MUN: Algeria MUN delegates develop and enhance useful skills such as: Researching, Writing, Public Speaking, Problem Solving, Networking, Teamwork, Conflict Resolution, Cooperation, Consensus, Building Interpersonal Communication skills, Diplomacy, Knowledge of World Politics. Our Vision: “To see a connected youth-generation who communicate peacefully and efficiently.”