SiMUN 2013
"SiMUN 2013 was held under the Honorary Patronage of the President of the Republic of Slovenia, Mr Borut Pahor. SiMUN gathered 68 participants from 14 different countries. We had three committees: Human Rights Council which was devoted to the topics of the rights of the LGBT community and farmers' right to food; Economic and Social Council which dealt with the issues of brain drain and modern labour slavery; and Security Council which focused on the situation in Mali.
The sessions were held at the Faculty of Social Sciences in Ljubljana; however, the last day took place in the National Assembly of the Republic of Slovenia."
Read more in SiMUN 2013 Report
SiMUN 2012
"SiMUN 2012 was again a success. The delegates of the Economic and Financial Committee discussed about the future of development aid and about water resources in Central Asia. In the Human Rights Council debate was devoted to the child labour and prison camps in North Korea, whereas the Security Council dealt with the question of nuclear armament in the Middle East."
Read more in SiMUN 2012 Report
SiMUN 2011
"The fourth Slovenia international Model United Nations 2011 was a success. Participants from all over the world, namely from Georgia, Mongolia and all the way to Great Britain and Latvia, gathered to converge their ideas into solving the issues of the international community. After successful use of both main organs of the United Nations – the General Assembly and the Security Council in SiMUN 2010, we decided to maintain the same selection also in SiMUN 2011. In the General Assembly participants tackled the burning topics of environmental refugees and the sovereignty of Palestinian people over national resources and in Security Council they dealt with the topical security situation in Somalia."
Read more in SiMUN 2011 Report
SiMUN 2010
"Slovenia international Model United Nations 2010 was a success. Already for the third time, participants from all over the world, namely from Mexico, Macao, Ukraine and all the way to Great Britain and Germany, gathered to converge their ideas into solving the issues of the international community. In 2010, for the first time SiMUN participants negotiated on the solutions for global problems in both main organs of the United Nations, namely the General Assembly and the Security Council. In the General Assembly, they tackled the burning topics of the new global environmental agreement and global poverty and in Security Council they dealt successfully with the ongoing crisis situation in the Democratic Republic of Congo."
Read more in SiMUN 2010 Report
SiMUN 2009
"Second Slovenia international Model United Nations gathered participants from all over the world, namely from Mauritius, Armenia, Pakistan and all the way to Norway and United States of America. They converged their ideas into solving the issues of the international community. In 2009, SiMUN participants tackled burning topics of financial crisis and human rights education."
Read more in SiMUN 2009 Report
