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SPMUN

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Welcome to the 16th annual conference of diplomacy.

Welcome to the 2026 edition of Saint Paul's Model United Nations Conference, where the most brilliant young minds gather to tackle today’s most pressing issues. This year's conference promises to be an exciting and transformative experience as students step into the roles of international diplomats, engage in spirited debates, and collaborate on innovative solutions to global challenges. With a renewed focus on inclusivity, sustainability, and diplomacy, we are eager to witness the creativity and leadership of tomorrow’s change-makers.

secretariat

Our
Secretariat

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Florencia Ulloa
Secretary General

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Sofia Murillo
Under Secretary

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COMMITTEES

Global diplomacy and de-escalation.

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Combatiendo el narcotráfico en América Latina

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Ensuring global equity in clinical trials.

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UNICEF

Addressing Corruption  through the World Cup

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UNHRC

Defending the right to privacy in the digital age

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UNHRC

Protecting maritime boundaries and resources.

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The position paper format

See how to write your position paper here

faq's

delegate manual

Everything you need to know to be a delegate.

A delegate manual provides Model United Nations participants with essential rules, procedures, and tips for effective participation in the conference. Find it clicking here!

dress code

For Model United Nations conferences, delegates are typically required to dress in formal business attire. This includes:

 

- Men: A suit and tie, dress shirt, and dress shoes.

- Women:** A suit (pantsuit or skirt suit) or a professional dress, paired with closed-toe shoes.

 

The goal is to maintain a professional appearance that reflects the seriousness of the conference's diplomatic discussions. Click here for an image

Buissness, and nothing else.

points 
motions

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What are they?

In Model United Nations, points and motions are formal requests made by delegates to manage the flow of debate. **Points** are used to raise specific issues or ask for clarification, such as a Point of Order or Point of Information. **Motions** are proposals for procedural changes, like a Motion to Suspend the Meeting or a Motion for a Roll Call Vote, and they help guide how discussions and decision-making are conducted.

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