Three days of diplomacy.
MEDIMUN simulates the work of the United Nations — delegates from schools across the Mediterranean and beyond gather for three days of lobbying, debate, voting, and resolution writing.
A day-by-day rhythm.
Opening ceremony, committee introductions, and the all-important lobbying phase — alliances form and draft resolutions begin.
Formal debate takes over: speeches for and against, amendments, points of order, and votes that decide whether resolutions pass.
All committees converge in the plenary session — passed resolutions face the full assembly, awards are given, and the session closes.
Three kinds of committees.
Each delegate represents a country, alliances write full resolutions with preambulatory and operative clauses, the whole committee votes. Where most delegates debate.
Countries + custom entities, alliances write individual clauses that chairs group together. Permanent members can veto. For experienced delegates.
Custom entities rather than countries. Procedure similar to Security Councils. Some have vetoes — depends on the committee.