Individual Application
ABOUT THE COMMITTEE
The United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) stands as a cornerstone of global diplomacy, serving as a platform for all UN Member States to address pressing international issues and collaborate on solutions.
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With the ability to discuss a wide range of topics, the UNGA convenes annually at the UN headquarters in New York. It offers a platform for Member States to engage in dialogue, negotiation, and decision-making on issues spanning from peace and security to development and human rights. Comprising representatives from all Member States, the UNGA operates through various committees and plenary sessions. Delegates, representing their respective countries, engage in debates, deliver speeches, and participate in voting processes to shape the policies and actions of the United Nations.
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Delegates shall represent one of the 193 current Member States. The working procedure of the Committee will be led by the Committee Directors. Delegates in the UNGA must write a position paper for the announced topics and submit it to the MUNLawS Academic team. Position papers will be reviewed and scored by the Academic team and shall greatly contribute to the final scores of delegates, upon which Committee awards will be based. Instructions on how to write the position paper are published on this website. Failure to follow these instructions or to meet the deadline for the submission of the position papers will result in negative points for the position paper. All delegates shall present their opening statements on the discussed topic after setting the agenda. Once every delegate presents their opening statement, which must not exceed 2 minutes, a general speakers list will be established and the floor shall be open to points or motions, as described in the General Rules of Procedure. Delegates recognized from the general speakers' list shall have no more than one and a half minute to address the Committee.
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The main goal of the Committee is to adopt a Resolution. Issues that have not been discussed during formal debate may not be included in the Resolution. Every delegate shall read the General Rules of Procedure prior to the start of the MUNLawS Conference for a further detailed description of the procedure.
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COMMITTEE CHAIRPERSONS
Miha Persyn
Miha is currently finishing his Bachelor's degree in International Relations at the University of Ljubljana. He is originally from Belgium, but has spent most of his time living in Slovenia. In addition to MUNs, he enjoys listening to rock music, reading, watching football and enjoying some casual videogames. He can't wait to see all of you in Ljubljana in november!
Andrej Makaji
Andrej is a 19-year-old student at the Faculty of Law at the University of Ljubljana. Originally, he is from Belgrade, Serbia, where he was born and spent a long time of his childhood there. He has been living in Slovenia for 4 years now. His MUN journey just started a little while ago as he participated as a delegate at LIMUN 2025 which would be his first exhilarating MUN experience so far. Ever since he can remember, he has had a great interest in law and has always been curious to expand his horizons on diplomacy, international relations and challenges that are frequent in our society. In his spare time, he watches various sports. He participates in basketball and chess activities and enjoys playing the piano and listening to the music.
