International School of Martyrs Model United Nations
ISMMUN'24 marked the beginning of a new era for Model United Nations in Libya
ISMMUN'24 launched as the inaugural Model United Nations conference organized by the International School of Martyrs. This foundational event brought together 40 participants from within the ISM community, with 30 students serving as delegates for three intensive days of diplomatic engagement.
The conference featured 2 carefully selected committees - SOCHUM (Social, Humanitarian and Cultural Committee) and UN Women - addressing critical social and humanitarian challenges. Each committee provided delegates with opportunities to engage in meaningful debate, develop diplomatic skills, and explore complex global issues affecting women and social development.
ISMMUN'24 established the foundation and standards within the ISM community that would later inspire the expanded ISMMUN'25, proving that ISM students were ready to engage with international affairs and diplomatic processes at a high academic level.
Established MUN tradition at International School of Martyrs
Launched ISM's first MUN initiative with outstanding student participation
Introduced crisis simulation elements to Libyan MUN
Set the stage for future expanded conferences
How ISMMUN'24 shaped the future of MUN in Libya
ISMMUN'24 introduced innovative teaching methods and diplomatic education techniques that became the standard for future conferences in Libya.
Created the foundation for MUN culture at ISM, inspiring students to engage with global issues and develop diplomatic skills.
Established high academic and organizational standards that influenced all subsequent MUN conferences in the region.
Six dynamic committees that laid the foundation for diplomatic excellence
Social, Humanitarian and Cultural Committee
United Nations Entity for Gender Equality
Three days that established the foundation of MUN at ISM
The conference began with an inspiring opening ceremony featuring keynote speakers and the introduction of committee agendas. Delegates engaged in their first committee sessions, setting the stage for intensive diplomatic work.
Delegates continued with deeper committee work, engaging in substantial debate and beginning the resolution drafting process across both SOCHUM and UN Women committees.
Delegates worked tirelessly to finalize resolutions and present their solutions. The closing ceremony celebrated achievements and recognized outstanding delegates, marking the successful conclusion of the inaugural conference.
Capturing the moments that made ISMMUN'24 special
Historical documents from Libya's foundation MUN conference
Complete summary of ISMMUN'24 proceedings, outcomes, and participant feedback from both days.
Download PDFFinal resolutions and working papers produced by all six committees during the conference.
Download PDFMemorable photos capturing the spirit and achievements of the inaugural ISMMUN conference.
Download ZIPThe original handbook used by delegates, now a historical reference for MUN development in Libya.
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