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Santa Ana de Jesús Model of United Nations
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Santa Ana de Jesús Model of United Nations

San Francisco, Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) · high-school

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Dates
Jun 5–2026 (day: 7)
Fee
$20
Reg deadline
TBD
Delegates
198
Language
English
Format
In-person
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Summary

Santa Ana de Jesús Model of United Nations is a high-school Model UN conference convened in the Venezuelan city of San Francisco, drawing delegations from across the Latin American circuit. The program is structured around a compact multi-day schedule and a modest delegate footprint, which gives the conference the feel of a focused regional gathering rather than a sprawling megaconference. For secondary-school students working their way through the Venezuelan and broader Andean MUN ecosystem, SAJMUN offers a practical staging ground: a recognized event listed on the major aggregator platforms, a uniform registration fee for team and individual entries, and a calendar slot that fits cleanly into the late-spring conference season.

Why this edition matters in 2026

Venezuela's Model UN community has continued to operate through a period of acute economic and political strain, and conferences like SAJMUN matter precisely because they keep the country's high-school diplomacy pipeline visible to the rest of the region. Each edition that runs is a signal that the circuit is still functioning, that committees are still being chaired, and that students in the western Venezuelan states can still find a domestic venue to compete in before looking abroad. The conference also matters for what it represents structurally. A flat, identical fee for team and individual delegates lowers the barrier for independent participants who do not have a school delegation behind them - a category of student that has grown across Latin America as MUN training has moved partly online and partly into private academies. By treating solo applicants on the same terms as teams, SAJMUN aligns itself with a more inclusive model of access that is becoming standard on the regional circuit. Finally, the event sits inside a wider Latin American MUN calendar that includes much larger conferences in Mexico, Colombia, Peru and the Southern Cone. A well-run mid-size event in Venezuela helps anchor the western edge of that map and gives delegates a reason to travel within the Andean corridor rather than only outward to the bigger hubs.

How to prepare

Delegates preparing for SAJMUN should treat it as a high-school-level conference with a Latin American policy center of gravity. That means committee dossiers are likely to lean into issues where the Global South, and Latin America specifically, has a distinctive voice: sovereignty and non-intervention debates, commodity and energy politics, migration flows across the Andean region, and the long-running questions around multilateral reform of the UN system itself. Research preparation should start with the assigned country's public positions in the UN General Assembly and in regional bodies, then layer in the specific committee mandate. For high-school delegates still building their toolkit, the priority is clean position papers, a working command of basic rules of procedure in both English and Spanish committees, and the ability to caucus productively without dominating. SAJMUN's scale rewards delegates who can actually move a bloc rather than simply deliver speeches. Logistically, applicants should plan around the Venezuelan operating context: confirm payment channels early given the USD-denominated fee, sort out travel documentation well in advance if crossing from Colombia or elsewhere in the region, and coordinate with the secretariat through the official application portal rather than informal channels. Faculty advisors bringing a delegation should also confirm chaperone requirements directly with the organizing team.

Eligibility deep-dive

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

Schedule & deadlines

  1. Conference

    Jun 5, 2026 – Jun 7, 2026

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Frequently asked questions

  • Where is SAJMUN held and who is it for?

    The conference takes place in the city of San Francisco in Venezuela and is aimed at high-school delegates, with a Latin American regional focus.

  • How does the registration fee work for solo versus team delegates?

    SAJMUN charges the same flat USD fee whether a delegate registers individually or as part of a school team, which makes it accessible for independent applicants.

  • What format and scale should delegates expect?

    It is an in-person high-school Model UN conference of modest size, structured over a multi-day program in the late-spring window of the Latin American circuit.

  • How do students apply to SAJMUN?

    Applications are handled through the conference's listing on the MyMUN platform, which serves as the official registration channel for delegates and faculty advisors.

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

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