Conference

The Hague, Netherlands·Europe

Apr 11-13, 2025

53 delegates expected

University Students

Language: English

Applications

Chairs

Mar 13-20, 2025

Delegates

Mar 13 - Apr 6, 2025

ABBA MUN 2025, a three-day Model United Nations conference is taking place from April 11-13, 2025. This year’s theme, “Defending Sovereignty and Democratic Values in Eastern Europe”, will guide delegates through thought-provoking debates on freedom, security, and governance in a rapidly shifting geopolitical landscape.

Delegate fee: 15€ 

Chairperson fee: 5€

We are inviting you to apply, whether you are a seasoned MUN debater or attending your first conference: ABBA MUN 2025 is open to all.

Join us in shaping diplomatic solutions for a better tomorrow. Apply now—we can’t wait to welcome you to ABBA MUN 2025!

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Committees

UNHRC
SPECPOL
LEGAL
UNHRC
Language: English
SPECPOL
Language: English
LEGAL
Language: English
Difficulty
Beginner
Size

19 Spots

Difficulty
Intermediate
Size

17 Spots

Difficulty
Intermediate
Size

17 Spots

Description

The United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC) is one of the key intergovernmental bodies within the UN, consisting of 47 elected Member States. Their tasks and objectives are to promote and protect ...

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Description

The Special Political and Decolonization Committee (SPECPOL) is part of the six main committees of the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA). It deals with a multitude of political issues, such as de...

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Description

The United Nations Sixth Committee (Legal) is the primary body responsible for handling international legal frameworks within the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA). It mainly focuses on the devel...

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Topic

Safeguarding Freedom of Expression in States Facing Political and Social Transformation

Topic

Addressing territorial integrity and separatist groups

Topic

Reducing foreign interference in national elections and democratic institutions