DJISMUN III

‘Reaching Global Consensus: Innovation through Negotiations‘

I. Combating the Second-Hand Governmental Support to Non-State Actors in an Attempt of Aid 

II. Monitoring the Unsecured Access to Military Arms and the Unnoticed Border Crossings by Non-State Actors 

Chair: Michelle Issa

I. Fixing Climate Change and Environmental Pollution 

II. Ending Extreme Hunger and Disease Among African Children

Chair: Farah Qadoumi

I. Assessing the Legalization of International Intervention at Times of Chaos and Vulnerability 

II. Constructing a Legal Framework that Deals with Transparency of Arms Sales and Drugs Trafficking  

III. Deterring and Preventing Cyber-Warfare

Chair: Arwa Mutabagani

I. Questioning the United Kingdom’s Withdrawal from the European Union and its Probable Disruption of World Peace   

II. Battling the Regimes of Factory Model Schools and Combatting Their Individuality Deteriorating Systems

Chair: Noor Abbas

I. Innovating Ways to Improve Minimum Wage Implications and the Distribution of Surplus Among Workers

II. Reducing the Fluctuation of Gas prices and its Effects on Gulf Countries and Their Trade Associates.

III. Analyzing the Efficiency of Capitalism and its Systematic Financial Distributions 

Chair: Solara Zaidan

I. The Contradiction Between the Motives of State-Supported Healthcare and the Conditions of Institutions That Implement It  

II. Ending the Use of Patient Vulnerability and Urgent Need as an Alibi for Overtreatment and Medical Errors  

III. Battling the Heart of the Fight Against Poverty: Toxic Stress and its Effect of Children’s Mental Development  

Chair: Batoul Bilal

I. Understanding the Challenges and Disadvantages Faced by Women in Refugee Camps as a Result of the Arab Spring, Addressing Measures Through Which This Can Be Combatted and Their Needs Can Be Fulfilled 

II. Exploration of New Energy Technologies in Furtherance of Strengthening and Reinforcing the Arab Economy 

III. The Question of Iran and its Right to Nuclear Possession 

Chairs: Salwa Itani, Tala Musa