Crisis Committees

Comprising a significantly larger portion of our conference than is to be traditionally expected, our crisis committees set MEDMUN apart from other conferences. By participating in a real-time crisis simulation involving chance, calculation and the execution of current events-based events, delegates are given the chance to apply their research and conflict strategies in an exciting and dynamic setting.

A small portion of our crisis simulation includes semi-crisis coordination, or the insertion of crisis elements into MEDMUN’s non-crisis committees. By employing a translator to communicate between committees, MEDMUN realistically simulates real negotiations where the interests of multiple parties are amplified and the ongoing crisis can complicate the job of our delegates at any moment.

• Le néocolonialisme
• La formation d'une cause et d'un consensus
• La nature de la résistance et de la négociation 

• Unrest and violent national formation
• Constitutionalism and reform
• Gaining international support

• War for control of Jerusalem
• The strategy and supply of a campaign
• The balance of religious, economic and pragmatic politics