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Platon School Model United Nations
PS-MUN

PS-MUN 2027

Platon School Model United Nations 2027

GreeceAthens, GRā—†5 – 7 Mar 2027ā—†Added by Gavelling

Format

In person

Level

High School

Delegates

300

About the Conference

PS-MUN is the Model United Nations conference of Platon School in Glyka Nera on the eastern side of Athens. It began in February 2011 with a single special conference and has been held almost every year since, run by the school's students and teachers. The 2027 session takes place from 5 to 7 March 2027 on the Platon School campus in Glyka Nera, Athens. It runs thirteen committees: four General Assembly committees that also meet in a joint plenary, nine further bodies, among them the Security Council, the G20, the Peacebuilding Commission, a Youth Assembly and a special conference on the year's theme. It is for secondary school students from Greece and abroad, and both school delegations and individual delegates can apply. The Youth Assembly is designed for younger delegates of about 12 to 14, and schools may bring at most 60 delegates each. Committees šŸ›”ļø Disarmament and International Security Committee (Mitigating the Security Risks of Armed Patronage Networks in States with Weak Central Governance; Addressing the Regional Security Implications of Instability in Balochistan) šŸ•Šļø Social, Humanitarian and Cultural Committee (Addressing Political Discrimination, Exclusion and Interference in International Cultural and Sporting Events; Protecting the Rights of Homeless Persons in the Context of Hostile Urban Design) šŸ¤ Special Political and Decolonisation Committee (Reassessing United Nations Peacekeeping Mandates in Light of Contemporary Conflict Dynamics; The Question of Bougainville's Post-Referendum Political Status) āš–ļø Legal Committee (Clarifying the Legal Status of Humanitarian Intervention without Security Council Authorisation; Reconciling Religious and Customary Legal Traditions with International Legal Obligations in Domestic Justice Systems) šŸ’¼ Economic and Social Council (Promoting Equal Employment Opportunities for Persons with Intellectual Disabilities; Balancing Financial Stability and Development Finance in the Regulation of Systemically Important Financial Institutions) šŸŒ Environmental Commission (Strengthening Environmentally Sustainable Vector-Borne Disease Control in the Context of Climate Change and Urbanisation; Advancing Climate Resilience and Environmental Sustainability under the Antigua and Barbuda Agenda for Small Island Developing States) šŸ›”ļø Security Council (The Situation in Ecuador; Operationalising State Obligations to Prevent Atrocity Crimes in Situations Threatening International Peace and Security) šŸ’¼ Group of Twenty (Strengthening the Regulation and Oversight of Non-Bank Financial Intermediation; Addressing Monetary Sovereignty and Structural Financial Dependency in Developing Economies) šŸ’Š United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (Countering the Diversification of Revenue Streams by Drug-Trafficking Criminal Enterprises; Safeguarding Fair Trial Rights in Mass Criminal Proceedings Involving Multiple Defendants) šŸ’» Commission on Science and Technology for Development (Promoting the Safe and Inclusive Deployment of Autonomous Vehicles in Public Transportation Systems; Reducing Dependence on Foreign-Owned Payment and Cloud Infrastructure) šŸ¤ Peacebuilding Commission (Strengthening Support for Transitional Governance in Post-Conflict Recovery Processes; Preventing the Consolidation of Criminal Governance within Post-Conflict Prison Systems) 🌱 Youth Assembly (Preventing Weight-Based Stigma and Bullying among Young People; Promoting Equal Access to Extracurricular Opportunities for Students from Low-Income Backgrounds) šŸ¤ Special Conference on the Age of Exception (Addressing the Criminalisation of Humanitarian Assistance under Anti-Smuggling Laws during Migration Crises; Examining the Militarisation of Law Enforcement under Expanded Counter-Insurgency Mandates)

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PS-MUN

Platon School Model United Nations

PS-MUN 2027

How to Apply

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Difficulty: Intermediate
CSTD

CSTD

Commission on Science and Technology for Development

1 seat
I.Promoting the Safe and Inclusive Deployment of Autonomous Vehicles in Public Transportation Systems
II.Reducing Dependence on Foreign-Owned Payment and Cloud Infrastructure
III.Ensuring Equitable Participation of Less Economically Developed Countries in AI Safety and Standards-Setting Processes
Difficulty: Intermediate
GA1

GA1

Disarmament and International Security Committee

1 seat
I.Mitigating the Security Risks of Armed Patronage Networks in States with Weak Central Governance
II.Addressing the Regional Security Implications of Instability in Balochistan
III.Preventing Organised Criminal Networks from Undermining International Sanctions Regimes
Difficulty: Intermediate
ECOSOC

ECOSOC

Economic and Social Council

1 seat
I.Promoting Equal Employment Opportunities for Persons with Intellectual Disabilities
II.Balancing Financial Stability and Development Finance in the Regulation of Systemically Important Financial Institutions
III.Regulating State Intervention in Strategic Industries under the Framework of Economic Security
Difficulty: Beginner
EC

EC

Environmental Commission

1 seat
I.Strengthening Environmentally Sustainable Vector-Borne Disease Control in the Context of Climate Change and Urbanisation
II.Advancing Climate Resilience and Environmental Sustainability under the Antigua and Barbuda Agenda for Small Island…Advancing Climate Resilience and Environmental Sustainability under the Antigua and Barbuda Agenda for Small Island Developing States
III.Strengthening Environmental Cooperation and Water Security in the Mekong River Basin
Difficulty: Advanced
G20

G20

Group of Twenty

1 seat
I.Strengthening the Regulation and Oversight of Non-Bank Financial Intermediation
II.Addressing Monetary Sovereignty and Structural Financial Dependency in Developing Economies
III.Accelerating the Implementation of the G20 Roadmap for Enhancing Cross-Border Payments
Difficulty: Intermediate
GA6

GA6

Legal Committee

1 seat
I.Clarifying the Legal Status of Humanitarian Intervention without Security Council Authorisation
II.Reconciling Religious and Customary Legal Traditions with International Legal Obligations in Domestic Justice Systems
III.Clarifying the Legal Status of Asylum and Protection in Diplomatic Premises under International Law
Difficulty: Advanced
PBC

PBC

Peacebuilding Commission

1 seat
I.Strengthening Support for Transitional Governance in Post-Conflict Recovery Processes
II.Preventing the Consolidation of Criminal Governance within Post-Conflict Prison Systems
III.Strengthening Peacebuilding and Recovery Efforts in the Liptako-Gourma Region
Difficulty: Advanced
SC

SC

Security Council

1 seat
I.The Situation in Ecuador
II.Operationalising State Obligations to Prevent Atrocity Crimes in Situations Threatening International Peace and Security
Difficulty: Intermediate
GA3

GA3

Social, Humanitarian and Cultural Committee

1 seat
I.Addressing Political Discrimination, Exclusion and Interference in International Cultural and Sporting Events
II.Protecting the Rights of Homeless Persons in the Context of Hostile Urban Design
III.Countering the Influence of Online Extremist Communities on Youth Perceptions of Gender Roles and Social Equality
Difficulty: Intermediate
SPECON

SPECON

Special Conference on the Age of Exception

1 seat
I.Addressing the Criminalisation of Humanitarian Assistance under Anti-Smuggling Laws during Migration Crises
II.Examining the Militarisation of Law Enforcement under Expanded Counter-Insurgency Mandates
III.Safeguarding Judicial Independence during Constitutional Crises
Difficulty: Intermediate
GA4

GA4

Special Political and Decolonisation Committee

1 seat
I.Reassessing United Nations Peacekeeping Mandates in Light of Contemporary Conflict Dynamics
II.The Question of Bougainville's Post-Referendum Political Status
III.Addressing the Impact of Demographic Engineering on Self-Determination in Disputed Territories
Difficulty: Intermediate
UNODC

UNODC

United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime

1 seat
I.Countering the Diversification of Revenue Streams by Drug-Trafficking Criminal Enterprises
II.Safeguarding Fair Trial Rights in Mass Criminal Proceedings Involving Multiple Defendants
III.Addressing Organised Cyber-Fraud and Forced Labour in Scam Compounds
Difficulty: Beginner
YA

YA

Youth Assembly

1 seat
I.Preventing Weight-Based Stigma and Bullying among Young People
II.Promoting Equal Access to Extracurricular Opportunities for Students from Low-Income Backgrounds
III.Reassessing Academic Schedules as a Means of Reducing Anxiety among Teenagers

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