Interpol, which is featured at Model United Nations (MUN) conferences, allows delegates to play the roles of law enforcement officers from various countries. They collaborate to combat global crime, navigate complex legal systems, and promote global security. Participating in Interpol fosters practical skills for contributing to a safer world by increasing understanding of international crime challenges, diplomacy, and cooperation. Taking part in Interpol at Model United Nations (MUN) conferences provides a unique platform for delegates to address transnational crime challenges collaboratively. Participants improve their understanding of global criminal activities, develop diplomacy skills, and gain insights into complex legal systems through role-playing and discussions. This experience encourages research, analytical thinking, and effective communication while providing delegates with practical tools to contribute to international security efforts and promote cross-border cooperation.


Agenda:
International cooperation against terrorism networks with special emphasis on ndrangheta.