The UNODC (United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime) in Model United Nations (MUN) conferences allows delegates to address global challenges related to illicit drugs and crime. Role-playing as representatives from various countries, participants engage in discussions and negotiations to develop strategies for combating transnational crime and promoting a safer world. This experience improves delegates’ research, critical analysis, and diplomatic skills, allowing them to contribute effectively to international security and justice efforts. Participants improve their understanding of international legal frameworks, refine their research and communication skills, and foster cross-cultural collaboration through role-playing and diplomatic discussions. This experience prepares delegates to effectively contribute to international security and justice efforts while also developing leadership skills.


Agenda:
1. Discussing the role of illicit drug trafficking in financing terrorism in conflict and post-conflict regions.
2. Corruption in relation to drug trafficking.