MUN vocabulary

A sign that identifies your country.

to discuss opposing reasons or to argue.

A person authorized to act as representative for a country

countries that are the main authors of Model UN

to give up time, usually to questions or another

an international organization at nations pledged together to promote world peace

a paper that helps delegates to organize their ideas and aid in formatting and representing country´s policy

when a delegate is present and wishes to vote

the final results at discussion, writing and negotiation, including suggestions for addressing a specific problem or issue.

the tool shaped like a small wooden hammer that the chair uses to keep order.