How To ResearchResearching for a MUN conferences can seem overwhelming at times, so its helpful to break the research up into different parts.
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Rules and Procedures
Delegates at MUN conferences are expected to use specific words and phrases for the duration of the conferences. Conferences have two primary parts; un-moderated caucuses for discussing with other delegates, and moderated caucuses for speeches.
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Position Papers
The Position Paper is a one or two page document that is essentially a summary of your knowledge of the topic and the position your country plans to take when it enters committee. It typically contains four sections: Background of Topic, Past International Actions, Country Policy, and Possible Solutions. Position Papers are usually due before the conference.
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Opening SpeechThe Opening Speech typically lasts about 1 minute or 1 minute and 30 seconds and is the first speech you give to the committee. It is the best opportunity for you to explain your country policy and the key sub-issues you would like the committee to focus on. Opening Speeches are the main way for countries to determine who they want to work with, so it’s important to prepare a speech that conveys this.
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