Rabat – For the first time, the city of Kenitra will host Model United Nations (MUN) from March 4th through 6th, at l’Ecole Nationale de Commerce et de Gestion (ENCG).
Under the theme of “Peace and Security Threatened by International Acts of Terrorism,” the event will focus on the promotion of human rights, consolidation of international relations, and preparation of students for diplomacy. The forum will provide a platform for the students to improve their leadership, negotiation, and public speaking skills.
The three-day event will include round tables, networking opportunities for students and delegates, galas, and a conference about the advancement of regionalization and global terrorism.
The MUN is regarded as an excellent opportunity for the young Moroccans to discover the United Nations procedures and protocols. In addition, it represents a stepping-stone for students to achieve their future dreams of working in the United Nations.
During the event’s activities, participants will take the role of budding diplomats, managing the United Nation’s operations and strategies.
“Mohammed Limame Malainine and I are pleased to conduct the MUN, in collaboration with ENCG students and in partnership with Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung, a German political foundation,” said Youssef Gherradi, Secretary General of the United Nations ENCG-Model and MUN Director Programs in Morocco, to MWN.
“We had the chance before to organize the same event in different cities across the kingdom at several schools, including L’UIR and EMI,” he added.
The event will involve the representatives of 55 countries, 15 security councilors, 40 model councilors, 2 international chairs, and 5 guests of honors.
The ENCG is a public academic institution of higher education created in 2005.
The UN is an international organization was created in 1945, aims to maintain peace in the world through international cooperation and consolidate the harmonious ties between the nations.
It also focuses on the idea of promoting human rights and economic and social progress across the world.
