United Nations Environment Programme
The influential realm of the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) is where global environmental challenges meet nuanced diplomacy. UNEP, established in 1972, stands as a pivotal force for sustainability. As a UNEP delegate, you'll be drawn into the intricate fabric of international collaboration, addressing climate change, biodiversity, and pollution. Engage in thought-provoking discussions and negotiations that shape policies affecting our planet. UNEP isn't merely a committee; it's a conduit for conscientious change. Join UNEP at this year's Model United Nations (MUN) for a contemplative experience, contributing to a sustainable future through passive yet powerful diplomatic influence. Choose UNEP — where thoughtful deliberation meets global impact.
Topic A
Evaluating the urgent challenge of the climate-induced displacement of refugees.
Topic B
Addressing the environmental impacts of the Syrian civil war
Omer Mohammed, Chair
You may have heard of ‘a little bit of all’, but Omer has a lot of everything . As chair of the UNEP committee, Omer seamlessly blends intellect with passion. His love for philosophy, the human condition, and a deep understanding of global politics enrich fiery diplomatic discourse. Omer's profound commitment to the environment is the cornerstone of his chairmanship, infusing each move with a genuine desire for a sustainable future. Navigating the political terrain, he carries the weight of environmental stewardship, creating a performance that transcends the ordinary.
Yemiru Alwis, Co-Chair
As an environmental and debate enthusiast, Yemiru Alwis is a passionate individual dedicated to understanding and addressing pressing environmental challenges through informed discourse. His commitment to the environment is reflected in his continuous pursuit of knowledge about ecological issues, sustainability, and the interconnectedness of human activities with the planet. His dual passion for environmental issues and debate not only enriches his own understanding but also contributes to a broader dialogue aimed at finding innovative solutions to safeguard our planet for future generations. As this year’s Co-chair, Yemiru is excited to discuss possible solutions to the environmental problems the world faces.