The final report of our NMUN Delegation 2011 is now available (German on issuu.com).

We will spend our preparation time on the weekend before the NMUN Conference 2011 at the Think Coffee, which is located in Greenwich Village, Manhattan.

FS Model United Nations has just handed-in the thirteen finished Position Papers for our committees. 

The Model United Nations team of the Goethe University Frankfurt has invited us to attend their Simulation Day on March, 5th in order to collectively prepare for NMUN 2011. We highly appreciate their offer and will thankfully follow their invitation.

This week, our Head Delegate Sebastian Dengler is participating in MainMUN 2011. The conference takes place at the Goethe University of Frankfurt between January 27th and 30th.

We have just booked our hotel for the time of the NMUN conference and our final preparations. For ten days, we will stay at the New York Marriott Marquis, which is conveniently located at the world famous Times Square.

This week, two of our fellow delegates, Inga Lange and Solveig Wanczeck are attending HamMUN 2010. The conference takes place at the University of Hamburg between November 25th and 28th.

On October 14th, we will have a first mock session in preparation for NMUN 2011. We will meet at 8pm.

FS Model United Nations will hold its constitutive meeting on June, 16th between 8pm and 9:30pm. 

We are conducting two kick-off meetings for our student initiative on the following dates:

May, 25th - 8pm to 10pm
May, 27th - 8pm to 10pm

FS Model United Nations will have two information sessions in the following days, both taking place at the Casino of the Frankfurt School during lunchtime.

Please come and visit our booth to be informed about our student initiative and our plans for the upcoming academic year. 

The dates are:

May, 18th - 12:15pm to 1:15pm

May, 20th - 12:15pm to 1:15pm

The FS MUN delegation's papers explaining the position of the Democratic Socialist Republic of Sri Lanka on the topics to be discussed at the National Model United Nations in New York are now online and can be found on the Committee page.

This afternoon, our delegation got its country assignment from the Secretary General of NMUN NY:

We will represent the Democratic Socialist Republic of Sri Lanka.

Representing Sri Lanka will be an exciting and interesting task - you might know about the inner conflicts and the civil war that was just ended by an armistice by the Tamil side in May this year.

On the other hand, Sri Lanka is the second-fastest growing domestic economy in South Asia (only outrun by India) and therefore one of the most important countries in that region. This is also shown by the history of Sri Lanka, which was very interesting to colonial powers for a long time.

Sri Lanka is a member of five UN committees:

- General Assembly Plenary
- 1st Committee of the General Assembly (Disarmament and International Security)
- 2nd Committee of the General Assembly (Economic and Financial)
- 3rd Committee of the General Assembly (Social, Cultural & Humanitarian)
- International Atomic Energy Agency

We will be representing Sri Lanka at the NMUN in these committees with 2 delegates each.

We would like to invite all of you to the second meeting of FS Model United Nations. It doesn’t matter whether you attended our kick-off meeting last week or not. This follow-up will take place at Room 06 on Monday, May 25th of 2009 at 8pm.

For those who unfortunately could not meet us last week, I deliver some answers to questions you probably consider about this new initiative.

What does this new initiative?

FS MUN would like to represent our university at the world’s greatest UN simulation, the National Model United Nations (NMUN) 2010 and you can be part of it.

Where does the NMUN take place?

The NMUN is located in New York City, which gives us the great chance to have some meetings in the original UN Headquarters.

When does the NMUN take place?

Every year the NMUN is considered to take place during Holy Week. But there are always to venues in different hotels to ensure that all interested students (more than 4,000) from of all over the world can participate. As we don’t know in which of them we will participate, there are to time frames (28th March to 01st April or 30th March to 3rd April 2010)

Why should I participate? Are there any conditions?

There is only one condition for participating: You have to be enrolled at a university (yes, we are aware of the fact that there will be “new” alumni and try to figure out how to deal with that). However, if you are interested in global politics and motivated to get involved you will get to know a lot of interesting people and you will get the opportunity to deal with topics beyond your own nose in a very active way.

I am interested in that, but there are still some questions. Whom can I ask?

The easiest way would definitely be by participating in our follow-up meeting on Monday (May 25th) at 8pm in Room 06. Another possibility is to use the contact form to contact us.