EMERGE-EDEN INTERNATIONAL MODEL UNITED NATIONS CONFERENCE
EMERGE-EDEN International Model United Nations Conference convenes high school delegates in Lusaka, Zambia, for a multi-day simulation that places African diplomatic questions at the centre of the agenda. The conference is positioned as a sizeable continental gathering, designed to bring together secondary-school students for committee work, negotiation, and policy drafting in an English-language setting. For delegates outside the region, EMERGE-EDEN is a chance to debate global issues from a vantage point that too often sits at the periphery of the Model UN circuit. For delegates inside the region, it is a home-court opportunity to set the tone on debates that directly shape their futures.
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Frequently asked questions
Who is eligible to participate in EMERGE-EDEN?
The conference is aimed at high-school delegates, making it a secondary-school event rather than a university-level circuit conference.
Where is the conference held?
EMERGE-EDEN is hosted in Lusaka, Zambia, anchoring the conference in an African capital with active multilateral and regional policy connections.
How do delegates apply?
The conference lists its registration pathway on its mymun listing page, which serves as the canonical reference for application steps and committee details.
What working language should delegates prepare for?
As with most international MUN conferences hosted in Lusaka and the wider region, delegates should prepare to debate in English across committee sessions.
Is EMERGE-EDEN suitable for first-time delegates?
Because the event is structured at the high-school level, it can accommodate newer delegates, though the regional policy focus rewards those who prepare specifically on African Union and continental trade questions.