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MUN/The Regional Union of Youth Assemblies Model United Nations Conference — Amman
The Regional Union of Youth Assemblies Model United Nations Conference — Amman
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The Regional Union of Youth Assemblies Model United Nations Conference — Amman

Amman, Jordan · high-school

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Dates
Aug 26–2026 (day: 29)
Fee
TBD
Reg deadline
TBD
Delegates
350
Language
English
Format
In-person
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Summary

The Regional Union of Youth Assemblies Model United Nations Conference convenes high-school delegates in Amman for a multi-day simulation that mirrors the rhythms of formal UN diplomacy. Hosted in the Jordanian capital, the conference draws participants into committee work that ranges from procedural debate to resolution drafting, with the late-summer scheduling designed to bracket the start of the academic year. For students across the region and beyond, the gathering offers a structured arena to test argumentation, coalition-building, and crisis response under chaired rules. The organisers position the conference as a regional anchor for youth diplomacy, with applications channelled through the standard MyMUN registration pathway.

Why this edition matters in 2026

Amman has steadily grown into one of the more reliable hubs for Model UN activity in the Levant, and a high-school-level conference of this footprint signals continued investment in youth diplomatic training in a part of the world where multilateral questions are not abstract. Delegates here are working through agenda items in proximity to live regional files - displacement, water scarcity, energy transition, post-conflict reconstruction - which sharpens the texture of debate in ways that conferences in quieter geographies cannot replicate. The conference also matters as a credentialing moment. High-school circuits in the Middle East and North Africa increasingly weigh performance at regional flagships when allocating travel slots to European and North American invitationals, and a multi-day simulation in Amman fits squarely within that pipeline. For schools building their MUN programmes, the event functions as both a training ground and a benchmarking exercise. Finally, the late-summer placement is strategic. It gives delegations a runway to consolidate research over the school break and arrive in committee with positions already pressure-tested, rather than improvised mid-term. That timing tends to produce sharper debate and more substantive resolutions.

How to prepare

Preparation for an Amman-hosted conference should begin with regional literacy. Delegates who arrive understanding the institutional landscape - the League of Arab States, the GCC, the OIC, and the bilateral threads running between Jordan and its neighbours - will read the room faster than those relying on generic position-paper templates. Even when committees address global agenda items, the framing in Amman often pulls toward how those items land in MENA. Second, lean into procedural fluency. A multi-day format rewards delegates who can move comfortably between formal debate, moderated caucuses, and the unstructured negotiation that happens between sessions. Chairs at high-school conferences of this scale tend to reward delegates who use procedure as a tool rather than a hurdle. Third, plan the writing. Resolutions and working papers are where positions become durable, and delegates who can draft operative clauses cleanly - specific, fundable, enforceable - tend to anchor blocs. Bring template language, but be ready to adapt it to whatever crisis update or directive the dais introduces. Finally, manage the logistics. Amman in late summer is hot and the conference week is dense; pacing sleep, hydration, and prep time across the run is part of the competitive edge.

Eligibility deep-dive

Level
high-school
Age
—
Team size
—
Country quota
Open

Schedule & deadlines

  1. Conference

    Aug 26, 2026 – Aug 29, 2026

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Frequently asked questions

  • Who is eligible to participate?

    The conference is pitched at the high-school level, drawing secondary-school delegates rather than university students.

  • Where is the conference held?

    Sessions take place in Amman, Jordan, positioning the event within the broader MENA Model UN circuit.

  • How long does the conference run?

    It is structured as a multi-day simulation in late summer, giving delegates time to move through committee stages from opening speeches to resolution voting.

  • How do delegates apply?

    Applications are handled through the conference's MyMUN listing, which is the standard registration channel for the event.

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

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