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Jasienica Model United Nations

Warsaw, Poland · high-school

Summary

The Jasienica Model United Nations offers a significant opportunity for high school students to engage in diplomatic simulations. Hosted in Warsaw, this event provides a platform for young delegates to hone their skills in debate, negotiation, and resolution-writing within a Model UN framework. The conference is structured to challenge participants and foster a deeper understanding of international relations and global governance.

Country perspectives

Where the most-relevant 6 countries stand on the dominant committee topic. Click through for the full country dossier.

United StatesUnited States

Often advocates for democratic principles, human rights, and free-market economies.

Role: As a global superpower, the USA frequently plays a leading role in international discussions, often influencing the direction of resolutions and debates.

ChinaChina

Emphasizes national sovereignty, non-interference in internal affairs, and economic development.

Role: China's growing economic and political influence means its perspective is crucial in any global forum, often presenting a counter-narrative to Western-centric views.

IndiaIndia

Promotes multilateralism, non-alignment, and addressing global inequalities.

Role: India, as the world's largest democracy, often acts as a bridge between developed and developing nations, advocating for inclusive solutions.

RussiaRussia

Prioritizes national security, a multi-polar world order, and traditional values.

Role: Russia's historical role as a major power means its positions on security and international law are consistently significant in global debates.

BrazilBrazil

Focuses on regional leadership, sustainable development, and social justice.

Role: Brazil often champions the concerns of the Global South, particularly on environmental issues and economic equity.

South AfricaSouth Africa

Advocates for African unity, human rights, and addressing historical injustices.

Role: South Africa provides an important voice for the African continent, bringing perspectives on post-colonial development and reconciliation.

Why this edition matters in 2026

Participation in Model UN conferences like Jasienica is crucial for developing critical thinking and public speaking abilities, which are essential for future leaders. Delegates learn to articulate complex arguments, collaborate with peers from diverse backgrounds, and navigate the intricacies of international policy-making. This experience goes beyond theoretical knowledge, offering practical application of diplomatic principles. Furthermore, the conference's format encourages students to research and understand global issues from multiple perspectives. This process not only broadens their worldview but also equips them with the tools to analyze and propose solutions to real-world challenges. The immersive environment of a Model UN conference helps cultivate a sense of global citizenship and responsibility among its participants.

Key topics & committees

  • portfolio powers

    Understanding the specific authorities and responsibilities assigned to a delegate's role is crucial for effective participation and strategic influence within committee discussions.

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  • crisis powers

    Delegates must be prepared to respond to unexpected scenarios and utilize their designated powers to address urgent issues, demonstrating adaptability and quick thinking.

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  • researching your country

    Thorough research into a country's history, policies, and current events is fundamental for authentic representation and informed decision-making in committee.

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  • awards and strategy

    While the primary goal is diplomacy, understanding the criteria for recognition and developing a strategic approach can enhance a delegate's overall conference experience and impact.

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  • the art of note passing

    Effective communication, both formal and informal, is vital in Model UN. Mastering the subtle art of note-passing allows for discreet negotiations and coalition building.

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  • mock committee session

    Participating in simulated committee sessions beforehand helps delegates practice parliamentary procedure, debate, and resolution writing in a low-stakes environment, preparing them for the actual conference.

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How to prepare

To excel at Jasienica Model United Nations, delegates should prioritize thorough preparation. A key aspect is understanding their assigned country's foreign policy and historical context, as detailed in the "Researching Your Country" lesson. This foundational knowledge will enable them to represent their country's interests authentically and effectively throughout committee sessions. Delegates should also familiarize themselves with Model UN procedural rules and common diplomatic strategies. Lessons such as "[Portfolio Powers](/learn/glossary/portfolio-powers)" and "Crisis Powers" can provide valuable insights into navigating committee dynamics and leveraging their roles. Practicing public speaking and negotiation techniques, perhaps through a "Mock Committee Session," will also be highly beneficial for maximizing their impact during the conference.

Schedule & deadlines

  1. Conference

    Sep 24, 2026 – Sep 27, 2026

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Frequently asked questions

  • What level of education is required to participate in Jasienica Model United Nations?

    The Jasienica Model United Nations is designed for high-school level students, providing an appropriate challenge and learning environment for this age group.

  • Where is the Jasienica Model United Nations held?

    The conference takes place in the city of Warsaw, offering delegates an opportunity to experience this historic European capital.

  • What is the primary format of the Jasienica Model United Nations?

    The conference follows a traditional Model UN format, emphasizing debate, negotiation, and the drafting of resolutions.

Last verified May 27, 2026 · Source: mymun.com

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