JKS MUN

Redefining Order

The subject “Redefining Order” invites participants to examine the changing landscape of global governance and international relations in the face of serious issues like as climate change, geopolitical upheavals, and socioeconomic inequality. This subject challenges participants to critically evaluate existing power and authority structures and discuss how they may be reinvented to promote inclusivity, sustainability, and resilience.

Delegates will examine rethinking norms in diplomacy, conflict resolution, and collaboration, with the goal of finding new solutions to today’s challenging issues. “Redefining Order” aims to inspire a communal approach to a more just and secure society for future generations by encouraging discourse on alternative models of order that prioritize human rights and equitable development.

Welcome to the MUN

This year, JKS is hosting it’s 13th annual Model United Nations (MUN) conference.
The conference will be held from 5 to 7 December 2024

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Organization Department:

The Organization Department of the JKSMUN conference is essential for ensuring the smooth execution of the event. This team is compromised of the Heads Tala Alowaidi and Abdullah Kandil along with their deputies and coordinators Deena Meslaimani, Marya Kayal and Taha Jamal and Abdullah Turki who manage logistics, including venue selection, registration, and scheduling, providing delegates with a seamless experience. They handle room assignments and offer support throughout the conference, addressing any issues that arise and ensuring necessary resources are available.

Press Department:

The Press Department plays a vital role in promoting the JKSMUN conference and communicating its objectives to the public. This team is compromised of the Heads Remas Alsawaf and Talal Dulaimi with their deputies and coordinators Julie Gari, Hailey Temraz and Abdullah Geoffrey and Hamza Barzanji who establish relationships with media outlets, crafting press releases to inform audiences about the conference's themes and developments.

They also manage social media accounts, sharing updates and engaging content, while documenting proceedings through photography and videography. Their efforts enhance the visibility of the conference and connect participants with the broader community.

Administration Department:

The Administration Department is the heart of the conference’s operations, ensuring that delegates, chairs, and admins are carefully selected and seamlessly integrated. This team is compromised of the Heads Hala Ajlan and Hisham Bukhari with their deputies and coordinators Haya Monshi, Asma Alsulaiman and Salman Alfadl and Abdulaziz Bakhsh.
From managing applications and assigning delegations to crafting the delegate guidebook and sending school invitations, this team ensures every detail is thoughtfully handled. The Administration Department also ensures that every aspect of the conference is carefully reviewed and integrated with precision to ensure a flawless experience.

Finance Department:

The Finance Department is the financial backbone of the conference, managing the budget with precision and ensuring resources are allocated effectively. This team is compromised of the Heads Natal Motawie and Salman Bakhsh with their deputies and coordinators Joury Mousa, Alia Nagoor and Abdulrahman Al Sulami and Yassir Ahmed. They build key partnerships by securing sponsorships and collaborating with restaurants and caterers, balancing every expense to maintain uphold transparency and financial stability. With careful oversight of payments and costs, this team ensures the event is well-funded and flawlessly executed.

JKSMUN XII COMMITTEES

MUN conferences regularly simulate the bodies of the United Nations,
the European Union, government cabinets, and regional bodies. These
are called committees. Every delegate will be sorted into the committee
of their choice.

World Trade Organization (WTO)

Economic and Social Council
(ECOSOC)

The WTO governs the rules of international trade, ensuring fair competition and reducing trade barriers among nations. It aims to foster global economic growth while balancing the interests of both developed and developing countries. Delegates in this committee will navigate complex issues such as tariffs, trade agreements, and policies impacting global markets, working toward equitable trade solutions.

The Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC) is a principal organ of the United Nations responsible for coordinating the economic, social, and related work of 15 UN specialized agencies, their functional commissions, and five regional commissions. In MUN, ECOSOC discussions often focus on global economic development, social issues, and the promotion of human rights. The committee aims to foster international cooperation on economic and social challenges, including poverty alleviation, sustainable development, and gender equality.

The Arab League is a regional organization of Arab countries in the Middle East and North Africa, aimed at promoting economic, cultural, and political cooperation among its members. In MUN, the Arab League typically discusses issues affecting the Arab world, such as regional security, economic development, and cultural preservation. The committee aims to strengthen solidarity among member states and address common challenges, including conflict resolution and humanitarian crises.

Arab League

United Nations Educational, Scientific
and Cultural Organization
(UNESCO)

UNESCO is a specialized agency of the UN that promotes international collaboration in education, science, culture, and communication. In MUN, UNESCO discussions often revolve around issues such as access to education, cultural heritage protection, and the impact of technology on education. The committee aims to foster peace and security through international cooperation in these fields, emphasizing the importance of education and cultural understanding in achieving sustainable development.

United Nations Human Rights Council
(UNHRC)

The United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC) is an intergovernmental body within the UN system responsible for promoting and protecting human rights around the globe. In MUN, the UNHRC addresses various human rights issues, including violations, discrimination, and the rights of marginalized groups. The council aims to enhance the promotion and protection of human rights, respond to human rights emergencies, and provide a platform for dialogue and
cooperation among member states and civil society.

The WHO is at the forefront of global health initiatives, leading efforts to prevent diseases,
respond to health emergencies, and promote universal healthcare. Delegates will grapple with critical challenges, including pandemic response, equitable vaccine distribution, and healthcare access in underserved regions, crafting policies that ensure health security and well-being for all.

World Health Organization (WHO)

Historical Security Council
(HSC)

The HSC transports delegates to pivotal moments in history, challenging them to resolve global crises as they unfold, without the clarity of hindsight. From Cold War conflicts to other historic geopolitical events, delegates will experience the urgency and complexity of decision-making under pressure, debating how diplomacy could have reshaped the past.

The Security Council holds the responsibility of safeguarding global peace and security. With the power to impose sanctions, authorize peacekeeping missions, and intervene in conflicts, this committee addresses pressing issues such as terrorism, arms control, and regional disputes.
Delegates will engage in high-stakes negotiations, striving for solutions that maintain international stability.

Security Council (SC)

UNICEF:

The United Nations International Children Emergency Fund provides humanitarian and
developmental aid to children worldwide. It focuses on education, health, nutrition, and protecting children from violence and exploitation. UNICEF also responds to emergencies, advocating for children’s rights and improving their overall well-being.

General Assembly 1

The General Assembly First Committee (GA1) discusses disarmament, global security, and international peace. It addresses issues like arms control, non-proliferation of weapons of mass destruction, and the regulation of conventional weapons, promoting global stability.

The ADHOC Committee re-evaluates key moments in history, giving delegates the chance to
alter timelines through strategic decisions and reshape outcomes. The topic is revealed only at
the start of the conference, ensuring fast-paced, dynamic debates. With double delegations,
participants must rely on teamwork, adaptability, and quick thinking to tackle unpredictable
global challenges.

AD HOC Committee

IRMC

The Interstellar Resource Management Committee (IRMC) is tasked with the oversight and regulation of interstellar assets, ensuring the equitable and sustainable use of extraterrestrial resources. It operates with high-level coordination, facilitating international cooperation while maintaining strict compliance with intergalactic treaties and ethical standards.

The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) works to reduce poverty, promote sustainable development, and improve governance. It supports countries in building resilience, addressing climate change, and achieving the Sustainable Development Goals focusing on economic growth and social equality.

UNDP

African Union

The African Union (AU) is a continental organization dedicated to promoting unity, peace, and development across Africa. It coordinates political, economic, and social initiatives to address challenges like conflict resolution, poverty reduction, and human rights. The AU operates through high-level diplomacy and strategic partnerships, enhancing Africa’s role in global governance while advancing the continent’s integration and sustainable development.

The North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) is a military alliance focused on safeguarding the security and freedom of its members through political and military means. Operating under collective defense principles, NATO enhances international stability, manages crisis responses, and fosters global cooperation to maintain peace and deter aggression. It ensures alignment with international law and democratic values, promoting a stable global security environment.

NATO

JKSMUN XII topics

Arab League:

Topic 1: The impact of Western Intervention in the Middle East and North Africa Region

Topic 2: Strengthening Sudan’s post-war economy with support from the global community

Futuristic General Assembly:

Topic 1: Regulation and oversight of autonomous weapons systems

Topic 2: International cooperation in managing orbital debris and space traffic

General Assembly 1:

Topic 1: Mitigating the threat of biological weaponry

Topic 2: Countering the threat of improvised explosive devices, landmines, cluster munitions, and other explosives

General Assembly 4:

Topic 1: Strengthening international cooperation to counter cybersecurity threats

Topic 2: Enhancing disaster preparedness and response strategies worldwide

General Assembly 6:

Topic 1: Discussing legal methods to redistribute displaced historical artifacts

Topic 2: Establishing laws for transboundary bodies of water

Historical Security Council:

Topic 1: Revisiting the clauses and terms of the Treaty of Versailles and their impact on the German motherland.

Topic 2: Addressing the invasion of Czechoslovakia following several breaches of the treaty of Versailles.

Security Council:

Topic 1: The situation in the Democratic Republic of Congo

Topic 2: Ensuring the lasting peace between Azerbaijan and Armenia

United Nations Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC):

Topic 1: Addressing the rise and regulation of cryptocurrency

Topic 2: The effects of hyperinflation and its socioeconomic consequences in Lebanon

United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO):

Topic 1: Addressing the ethical implications of genetic engineering and biotechnology

Topic 2: Combatting climate change: strategies for environmental conservation and sustainable development

United Nations Human Rights Council:

Topic 1: Ensuring access to humanitarian aid and protection of civilians in conflict zones

Topic 2: Human rights violations during the Yemeni Civil War

World Health Organization (WHO):

Topic 1: Improving public health: implementing initiatives to advance global medical literacy

Topic 2: The implementation of low-cost healthcare centers to address medical inequality in refugee settings

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