Kleve Model United Nations Conference (KleMUN) is a student-organized conference that takes place every year in November. During those 4 days, the United Nations comes to the idyllic town of Kleve, as every student plays the role of a diplomat representing a country, an organisation, or a firm –just like in real life. In each of the six committees of this UN simulation, the students intensely debate critical issues of the international community. The discussions are open and suitable for everyone, from the first-time fresher to the already far advanced MUN expert. Whatever your level is, be ready to have a thrilling time in and outside the conference rooms, as there will be great social events going on as well. An evening in a bar to get to know your fellow delegates, or even the delegates' ball to feel the glamour. KleMUN is a great chance to meet new and passionate people from all over the globe. But be aware, you might get the MUN fever!

2018 conference takes place from 15th to 18th November with the topic: "Because It's Our World".

Committees 2018 

Historic Security Council

Topic I: The Palestine Question: Status of Compliance with Ceasefire Agreements

Topic II: Crisis

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Disarmament and International Security Committee

Topic I: Non-state Armed Groups and State-sponsored Terrorism in the Kashmir Region 

Topic II: Combating the Weapon Flow in the Middle East with Respect to the Syrian Civil War

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Commission on the Status of Women

Topic I: Reducing Gender Based Discrimination and Violence towards Girls 

Topic II: Women’s Reproductive and Labour Rights

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United Nations Environment Programme

Topic I: Sustainable Tourism for Poverty Eradication and the Preservation of the Environment -

Topic II: Preventing the Extinction of Pollinators

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Global Compact

Topic I: Possibility of Meeting the 2030 Sustainable Development Goals under the Upcoming International Tariffs on Trade 

Topic II: Social Entrepreneurship as a Model to Promote Sustainable Growth

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Special Political and Decolonisation Committee

Topic I: The Question of the Right to Self-determination of Peoples 

Topic II: The Status of Sinti and Roma People in Europe and the Balkans