Interested applicants are now welcome to apply for the Haarlem Model United Nations (HMUN) 2020.
HMUN is a three-day conference that is attend by about 600 students from all over the world. Also,   its twenty-first annual session will take place at the Stedelijk Gymnasium in Haarlem from the 5th to the 7th of April, 2019.

Moreover, the students organizing the conference are known as the Executive Staff. The Executive Staff of HMUN 2019 consists of eighteen students of the Stedelijk Gymnasium Haarlem. Further,  is compose of twelve different positions. These students are instruct by the Secretariat, which is up of the Secretaries-General and the four Deputies Secretary-General.

The Secretariat and the rest of the Staff are as well, by five teachers from the Stedelijk Gymnasium Haarlem, known as the Board of Directors. These teachers are very enthusiastic about Model United Nations, and of great value for MUN in our school.

Furthermore, our Executive Staff is responsible for the guidance of our delegates to other conferences. Together, they help the delegates to get ready for upcoming conferences.

Theme

The theme of Haarlem Model United Nations 2019 is Inclusive societies: Giving all people a voice and future. It focusses mainly on including everyone in a society, where your ethnicity, faith, gender or sexuality do not form any barriers. It means that everyone has an equal right to life, liberty, and security of person. An inclusive society endeavors the achievement of shared goals and strives to solve collective issues, which is what every country should pursue.

With globalization on the rise, there is currently more collaboration between countries than there ever was before. Within countries, however, economic, social and political inequalities remain high or have been on the rise.  Threatening the foundation of peaceful and inclusive societies, even in the world’s greatest democracies. In order to make everyone feel included, governments and communities should work together. Further,  to reduce violence and make minorities feel safe. Every country needs effective, local and national institutions that can deliver quality education. Along with, healthcare, fair economic policies and inclusive environmental protection.