Karlsruhe Model United Nations 2026

About the Conference

Karlsruhe Model United Nations (KAMUN), also called The Black Forest Summit, is a winter Model UN conference organised by students of MUNIKA e.V., the Model United Nations association in Karlsruhe, Germany. The 2026 edition runs from 13 to 15 November 2026 at the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT), under the theme "From the Black Forest to the Global Stage: Navigating Multilateralism, Power and Cooperation". Its nine committees have room for about 180 delegates. KAMUN takes both high school and university students, and each committee carries a beginner, intermediate or expert label so delegates can pick a suitable room. Beginner options include the IAEA, the ILO and the European Parliament, while experienced delegates can take on the Security Council or a historical US Constitutional Convention of 1787. The programme usually includes an opening ceremony with guest speakers, a how to MUN workshop and evening socials. Committees ⚛️ International Atomic Energy Agency (Regulating and Safeguarding Small Modular Reactors (SMRs)) 💼 International Labour Organization (Protecting Labour Rights in the Modern Gig Economy) 💻 The European Parliament (Building Europe's technological independence) 🚀 Committee on the Peaceful Uses of Outer Space (Developing an International Framework for Space Traffic Management) 🩺 World Health Organisation (Cholera Crisis (1947)) 🛡️ Pacific Islands Forum (Security Challenges in the Pacific) 📰 International Press Corps (Reporting on the Committee Proceedings) 🛡️ United Nations Security Council (Reevaluating the Need for UN Peacekeeping Operations Worldwide) 🏛️ US Constitutional Convention of 1787 (E Pluribus Unum: Forging the Framework for a More Perfect Union)

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KAMUN 2026