CCMUN

Introduction

The Canal Cities Model United Nations (CCMUN) recruits primary and secondary students globally, with registration and selection organized by school units. At the conference, each delegate represents a different country across various committees to simulate UN sessions. Participants successfully completing all tasks receive a certificate issued by the UN SDG Quality Education Executive Committee. The conference presents awards including Best Delegate, Outstanding Delegate, and Best Delegation, determined by a judging committee of the Secretariat and experts. Schools winning "Outstanding Delegation" may be designated as a Practice Base by the UN SDG Quality Education Executive Committee. The event invites current UN officials and diplomats for guidance, with full coverage by CCTV News and local media. The Organizing Committee includes active staff from international organizations and the UN. Focusing on common UN agenda items, the conference cultivates critical thinking through debate, strengthens problem-solving skills amidst conflict, broadens international perspectives, and enhances global competitiveness.

Participating students can improve their international vision, enhance their communication skills, improve their overall development, and gain personal growth through the conference:

The Model UN certificate is jointly issued by the United Network Europe (UNE) and the Canal Cities Model United Nations (CCMUN), and can be verified on the official website.

Outstanding organizing schools may apply to become member schools of the Canal Cities Model United Nations, gaining eligibility to participate in official United Nations system programs.

Officials from the United Nations and international organizations will provide academic guidance to participating students, imparting professional knowledge that will benefit them for life

The experience of the Model United Nations Conference will become an important highlight on students' resumes, helping to improve their background for successful further studies, overseas study and employment in the future

Best performing delegates will be invited to participate in activities related to the World Canal Cities Forum; they will then be upgraded to the Ivy League schools's Model United Nations Conference in the United States to interact and compete with young people from all over the world; they will also have the opportunity to visit the Golden Hall of the United Nations Headquarters in New York, the United Nations Office in Geneva and other places

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