The world is more connected than ever before, yet the gaps between us seem to be widening. How do we close them?

That is the central question of MUNEV 2027.

We are thrilled to reveal this year's conference theme: “Bridging Global Divides in an Interconnected World.”

Delegates are highly encouraged to review the theme and specific agenda items carefully as they begin their research and preparation for the conference.

The full list can be found on our Committees & Issues Page.

We look forward to seeing the fruitful debate, and collaborative problem solving you will bring to MUNEV 2027!

Sincerely,
Your MUNEV Secretariat

Through debate, negotiation and collaborative problem-solving, delegates represent their assigned countries and work towards creating meaningful resolutions on some of the world’s most pressing issues.

Whether you are an experienced MUN delegate or attending your first conference, MUNEV welcomes students who are interested in international affairs, enjoy debating and want to challenge themselves in a collaborative environment.

How to participate

Registration for MUNEV takes place through MUN World, our official conference platform.

Register via MUN World

Before registering, please make sure to read the information regarding conference fees, accommodation and the conference programme.

Conference: MUNEV
Date: 11.03.2027 - 14.03.2027
Location: Evangelische Schule Frohnau, Benediktinerstraße 11 - 19, 13465 Berlin, Germany
Conference fee: 45€
Registration platform: via MUN World

If you have any questions about participation or registration, please contact us at: contact@munev-berlin.de

We look forward to welcoming you to MUNEV!

From managing registrations and communication to preparing committees and supporting delegates throughout the conference, our team works together to create an engaging and professional Model United Nations experience.

Each member of the Executive Staff has their own responsibilities, while the conference itself is built around collaboration. The Executive Staff works closely with the Secretariat, Chairs, Approval Panel and participating schools to ensure that MUNEV runs smoothly.

Meet the Executive Staff

Secretary-General
Anjali Amelunxen

The Secretary-General oversees MUNEV as a whole and coordinates the Secretariat and Executive Staff. They are responsible for ensuring that the conference maintains its academic standards, organisational structure and overall vision.

Deputy Secretary General
Julia Klein

The Deputy Secretary-General supports the Secretary-General in coordinating the conference and assists with the organisation and management of the various departments.

Deputy Secretary General
Leqi Wang

The Deputy Secretary-General supports the Secretary-General in coordinating the conference and assists with the organisation and management of the various departments.

President of the General Assembly
Atousa Khoshynm

The president of the general assembly is responsible for the chairing of the opening and closing ceremony and supports the secretary general and deputy secretary general with the organization of various departments.

Head of Catering
(name)

Head of Logistics
(Name)

Head of conference Arts
(name)

Head of Press
Fidelis

Hi everyone! My name is Fidelis and I am very honoured to be your head of press for this year. Together, with the press team, I’ll be capturing the debates, interviewing delegates and overseering the great work of our press team. I look forward to meeting you all and making this conference a memorable experience!

Head of Social Media
Ada Rickert

Hi everyone! I’m Ada, and I’m really excited to be this year’s Head of Social Media. I’ll be capturing everything from the big debates and memorable moments to the fun behind the scenes, and sharing the best of MUNEV with you on Instagram and TikTok. I’m looking forward to getting creative and working with the team to make the first MUNEV conference one to remember!

The conference fee contributes to the organisation and delivery of the conference, including conference materials, meals and refreshments where applicable, venue costs and other services required to provide delegates with a complete MUN experience.

What is included?

The conference fee includes:

• Participation in all official conference sessions
• Conference materials
• Warm lunch each day of the conference
• Cookies for the cookie breaks
• Access to the official MUN World platform
• A certificate of participation

Payment

Payment is made through the MUN World platform following successful registration.

Registration is only considered complete once the required payment has been received.

Cancellation and refunds

MUNEV has a strict non-refundable policy. Once paid, conference fees will not be refunded.

If you have questions regarding the conference fee or payment, please contact: contact@munev-berlin.de

The panel consists of volunteer teachers from participating schools who support the conference by reviewing resolutions produced by delegates during committee sessions.

The purpose of the Approval Panel is to ensure that resolutions meet the required standards of structure, content and procedure while preserving the ideas and diplomatic work of the delegates.

How does the Approval Panel work?

During the conference, delegates develop and draft resolutions based on the discussions and negotiations within their committees.

Once a resolution has reached the appropriate stage of development, it may be submitted to the Approval Panel for review.

The volunteer teachers review the resolution with particular attention to:

• Compliance with the MUNEV Rules of Procedure
• Appropriate resolution structure and formatting
• Clarity and consistency of language
• Whether clauses are logically connected
• Whether the proposed solutions address the issue being discussed
• Whether the resolution is suitable to be introduced for further debate or voting

The Approval Panel does not rewrite resolutions on behalf of delegates. Its role is to review and approve submissions while allowing delegates to retain ownership of their work.

Teacher participation

We are grateful to the teachers from participating schools who volunteer their time and expertise to support this process.

The Approval Panel provides an additional layer of academic quality control while encouraging collaboration between schools and helping delegates develop their understanding of formal UN resolution writing.

Further information regarding the submission and approval process will be provided to delegates before the conference.

When choosing accommodation, participants should consider the distance to the conference venue as well as access to public transportation.

Recommended accommodation

Berlin Wittenau:
Motel Home Wittenau

Berlin Tegel:
Central-Hotel Berlin

Berlin Tegel:
Victor’s Residenz-Hotel Berlin-Tegel

Berlin Mitte:
Amstel House

Participants and participating schools are responsible for arranging and paying for their own accommodation. If you need assistance with accommodation or would like to enquire about possible host family options, please contact us at contact@munev-berlin.de.

Families who are willing to host participants can register through our Host Family Registration.

MUNEV does not assume responsibility for accommodation booked independently by participants or schools.

For questions regarding accommodation, please contact: contact@munev-berlin.de

Evangelische Schule Frohnau
Benediktinerstraße 11–19
13465 Berlin, Germany

The school is located in Frohnau in the northern part of Berlin. (Evangelische Schule Frohnau)

By public transport

The easiest way to reach the conference venue is by public transport.

Public transport: Plan your journey with BVG

The closest S-Bahn station is Berlin-Frohnau. From there, the school can be reached by a short distance walk.

The closest bus station is Sigismundkorso or Allemannenstraße. From there, the school can be reached by a short distance walk.

For the most up-to-date journey information, we recommend using the official Berlin public transport journey planner.

From Berlin Brandenburg Airport (BER)

From BER Airport, the venue can be reached by public transport. The journey generally requires a combination of regional/S-Bahn services and local public transport.

We recommend checking the route shortly before travelling, as public transport schedules and connections may change.

By car

The conference venue is located at Benediktinerstraße 11–19, 13465 Berlin.

Please note that parking around the school is limited.

Google Maps: Evangelische Schule Frohnau on Google Maps

If you are travelling as part of a school delegation, please plan sufficient time for your journey and aim to arrive at the venue before the official start of the conference.

From world-famous landmarks to museums, parks and neighbourhoods full of character, Berlin has something to offer everyone.

Brandenburg Gate

One of Berlin’s most recognisable landmarks, the Brandenburg Gate has stood at the centre of the city’s history for more than two centuries.

Reichstag Building

The seat of the German Bundestag is located just a short distance from the Brandenburg Gate. The building’s famous glass dome offers views across Berlin. Advance registration may be required.

Museum Island

Located in the heart of Berlin, Museum Island is home to several major museums and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Berlin Wall Memorial

The Berlin Wall Memorial provides an opportunity to learn about Berlin’s division during the Cold War and the lives of people affected by it.

Alexanderplatz & Fernsehturm

Alexanderplatz and the Berlin TV Tower are among the most recognisable sights in central Berlin and provide a good starting point for exploring the surrounding city centre.

Tiergarten

For a quieter break from the city, Tiergarten offers extensive green spaces in the centre of Berlin and is ideal for walking.

Explore beyond the landmarks

Some of the best experiences can be found away from the major tourist attractions. Explore local neighbourhoods, discover cafés and restaurants, visit museums and cultural spaces, or simply take the time to experience the city.

Please remember that sightseeing outside the official conference programme is the responsibility of participants and their accompanying adults or Faculty Advisors.

Delegates should familiarise themselves with the MUNEV Rules of Procedure before the conference. These rules determine how debate is conducted, how delegates may raise points and motions, and how working papers and resolutions are introduced, discussed and voted upon.

Points

Delegates may raise points to address specific procedural or personal matters.

Point of Personal Privilege
Used when a delegate experiences a personal difficulty that affects their ability to participate in the committee.

Point of Order
Used when a delegate believes that the Rules of Procedure are not being followed correctly.

Point of Parliamentary Inquiry
Used to ask the Chair about the Rules of Procedure or the parliamentary process.

Motions

Motions are proposals made by delegates to change the course of debate.

Depending on the committee and stage of debate, delegates may move for:

• A moderated caucus
• An unmoderated caucus
• An extension of an existing caucus
• Closure of debate
• Moving into voting procedure
• Other procedural actions permitted under the MUNEV Rules of Procedure

All motions are subject to the authority of the Chair and the applicable Rules of Procedure.

The purpose of procedure

Parliamentary procedure is not intended to make debate unnecessarily complicated. It provides a common structure that allows delegates to debate respectfully, negotiate effectively and work towards meaningful solutions.

Delegates should always prioritise diplomacy, cooperation and constructive debate.

Delegates in the Security Council represent members of the Council and must consider both the agenda under discussion and the specific responsibilities and powers of the Security Council.

Debate

The Chair determines the order of debate and recognises delegates to speak.

Delegates should remain focused on the agenda and work towards developing solutions that reflect their country’s position while taking the interests of other Council members into account.

Motions and caucuses

The Chair may recognise motions for moderated or unmoderated caucuses where permitted by the MUNEV Rules of Procedure.

The Security Council may also use procedures that reflect the working methods of the actual United Nations Security Council.

Voting

Security Council voting follows a different structure from that of the General Assembly.

Substantive decisions require the necessary affirmative votes and, within the simulated Council, are subject to the veto power of permanent members.

Delegates should therefore understand not only their country’s position but also the positions, alliances and interests of the other members of the Council.

The exact procedure used by the MUNEV Security Council is defined in the official Rules of Procedure provided to delegates before the conference.

MUN World is designed specifically for Model United Nations conferences and provides tools for conference administration, documents, debate, voting and communication.

What will MUN World be used for?

Depending on your role at the conference, MUN World may be used to:

• Access committee information
• View conference documents
• Access background guides and other materials
• Submit and work on documents
• Follow the progress of debate
• Participate in voting
• Access information about your delegation and committee
• Receive important conference information

Getting started

Following registration, participants will receive information about accessing the MUNEV conference on MUN World.

Please ensure that the email address used during registration is correct, as important conference information may be connected to your account.

Learn more

You can learn more about MUN World on their official website:

https://mun.world/

Further instructions specific to MUNEV will be provided before the conference.

As a delegate, you are not representing your personal opinion. You are representing the interests and policies of your assigned country. Understanding your country’s political system, foreign policy, international relationships and position on the agenda is therefore essential.

What should you research?

Your country’s political system
Who governs your country? How is political power organised? What are its major domestic priorities?

Foreign policy
What are your country’s main allies and strategic partners? Which international organisations does it belong to?

The agenda topic
What has your country said or done about the issue? Look for official statements, legislation, UN documents and government publications.

Previous UN action
Has your country supported, opposed or proposed previous resolutions on the topic?

Economic and social circumstances
Consider how your country’s economic situation, geography, population and development affect its position.

International relationships
Understanding alliances, regional organisations and diplomatic relationships can help you anticipate how other delegates may approach negotiations.

Reliable sources

Whenever possible, use primary and official sources, including:

• United Nations documents
• Government websites
• Permanent Missions to the United Nations
• Official statements and diplomatic publications
• International organisations
• Reputable academic and research institutions

Avoid relying exclusively on Wikipedia, social media or AI-generated information.

Prepare your position

Before arriving at MUNEV, you should be able to answer three basic questions:

1. What is the problem?
2. What is my country’s position?
3. What solutions would my country realistically support?

Good preparation gives you the confidence to participate actively, negotiate effectively and contribute meaningfully to your committee.

Research Reports

Coming soon.

Its members support the conference leadership, provide guidance on organisational matters and help ensure continuity and professionalism throughout the conference.

While the day-to-day organisation of MUNEV is led by the Secretariat and Executive Staff, the Board of Directors provides additional guidance and support.

Members

Mr. Schubert — Director of MUNEV
(Short bio)

Ms. Arnholz — Director of MUNEV
(Short bio)

Its members provide advice to the conference leadership on organisational, academic and strategic matters. They contribute their knowledge while allowing the student-led Secretariat and Executive Staff to retain responsibility for the day-to-day organisation of the conference.

The Board of Advisers reflects MUNEV’s commitment to combining student leadership with experienced guidance.

Members

Ms. Behnken — Principal of Ev. Frohnau
(Short bio)

Aleksandra Klein
(Short Bio)

Julia’s dad (I’m so sorry I don’t know his name😭)
(Short bio)

MUNEV 2027

Evangelische Schule Frohnau
Benediktinerstraße 11–19
13465 Berlin
Germany

Contact

General MUNEV enquiries
contact@munev-berlin.de

School Secretariat
sekreteriat@ev-frohnau.de

Telephone
030 509305310

Instagram
@munev_berlin

Functional e-mail addresses

Secretary-General
secretary-general@munev-berlin.de

Deputy Secretary-General
deputy-secretary-general@munev-berlin.de

President of the General Assembly
president-general-assembly@munev-berlin.de

For questions regarding registration, participation, conference fees or accommodation, please contact the MUNEV team at contact@munev-berlin.de.

MUNEV 2027
Evangelische Schule Frohnau
Benediktinerstraße 11-19
13465 Berlin
Deutschland

Kontakt:
Telefon: 030509305310
E-Mail: contact@munev-berlin.de
E-Mail: sekreteriat@ev-frohnau.de

Gesetzlicher Vertreter:
Frau Christine Behnken

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