India represents an opportunity to speak peace to power and consensus to conflict. The Father of India, M.K. Gandhi used this to unite the country and help it gain independence. This Indian thought remains central to our programs overseas. Over the last thirteen years, I.I.M.U.N. has introduced the Indian version of Model United Nations, or as we know it - a Movement to Unite Nations conference. Removing the shortcomings of the United Nations and taking all of its best practices, introducing the concept of Indian committees, and encouraging a look at global issues from the Indian lens are at the core of the organization's international mission board. Starting it is international division I.I.M.U.N. has organised programs in over 35 countries. Annually we organise conferences in 50+ countries. Below mentioned is the map with a calendar for 2024-25.
Stay tuned for more updates. Full calendar coming out soon!
Considering Model United Nations India is not just a United Nations simulation but has become a movement to unite nations, the following steps will be helpful:
Step 1 - Research the portfolio/country you are representing.
Step 2 - Read about the portfolio’s position on the topic you are given.
Step 3 - Read the study material that you are given.
Step 4 - Make a speaker list speech.
Step 5 - Understand the rules of procedure that are being used.
Please, refer to all the free material that I.I.M.U.N. has collated for the same on our YouTube and the website.