GLODN 2024
Crossroads of diplomacy
Dates
Saturday, March 23, 2024 - Sunday, March 24, 2024
Location
Lusaka, Zambia
Expected Delegates
150 delegates
Registration Fee
Contact organizer
Application Deadline
Saturday, March 23, 2024
Global Diplomacy Nexus was founded in 2023 after 2 individuals decided to turn their shared interests into an official MUN. When you decide to join us, you too will gain access to various events and, most importantly, to a group of like-minded individuals who are just as passionate as you are.
Theme: "Prevention and mitigation of armed conflict and threats to global peace and stability"
7 committees: Security Council (SC), General Assembly (GA), UN Childrens Fund (UNICEF), International Maritime Organisation (IMO), African Union (AU) and the World Health Organisation (WHO)
Committee themes:
SC "Mitigation of current Armed Conflicts"
GA "Assesment of threats to global peace by individuals, organisations and states"
UNICEF "Protection of children in areas of conflict"
IMO "regulating international maritime trade by reviewing claims to contested waters"
AU "Creating contingency plans to mitigate the threat of coups and armed groups"
ICJ "Alleged Violations of International Law in Cyberspace"
WHO "Adressing the detiriorating state of health care and health of the general public in active and post active conflict zones/areas"
Organizers
Glodn Mun 2024
MUN Profile
Luyando Chikuba
Co-Secretary General/Founder
Trisha Bashak
Co-Secretary General/Founder
Committees
Topic
Assessment the threat of conflict arising from states, organisations and individuals
Topic
mitigation of current armed conflicts
Topic
Alleged Violations of International Law in Cyberspace
Topic
"Creating contingency plans to mitigate the threat of coups and armed groups"
Topic
regulating international maritime law by reviewing claims to Contested waters
Topic
protection of children in areas of conflict
Topic
adressing the detiriorating state of healthcare and health of the general public in active and post active conflict zones/areas