AUBMUNC26

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United Nations Economic & Social Council (ECOSOC)

Combating Global Tax Evasion and Illicit Financial Flows to Support Social Welfare in Developing Countries

The United Nations Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC) is one of the UN’s principal organs, responsible for promoting international economic, social, and environmental cooperation and development. It serves as a central platform for fostering dialogue, coordinating policies, and overseeing specialized agencies, commissions, and programs that address issues such as poverty eradication, education, health, and sustainable economic growth. ECOSOC also plays a crucial role in confronting transnational challenges, including illicit trade, corruption, and other unlawful activities that undermine global stability and development, ensuring that international cooperation remains grounded in transparency, accountability, and good governance.

Attribute: Financial

Difficulty: Beginner

Chair: Rachel Shalhoub

Co-Chair: Teressa Abou Rjeily

Background Guide

2025 Managing Chinese Political and Economic Influence in Southeast Asia

United Nations General Assembly Sixth Committee (GA6)

Establishing International Legal Standards for Liability in AI-Driven Decision-Making Systems

The United Nations General Assembly Sixth Committee (UNGA 6) serves as the primary forum for discussing legal matters and developing international law. It works to ensure fairness, accountability, and cooperation among nations through legal frameworks and treaties. In this session, the committee will focus on establishing international legal standards for liability in AI decision-making systems, addressing questions of responsibility, ethics, and regulation in an increasingly digital world.

Attribute: Legal

Difficulty: Beginner

Chair: Ghady Sader

Co-Chair: Christopher Daou

Director: Kelly Ketchedjian

Background Guide

2025 Strengthening Legal Mechanisms to Combat Drug Trafficking and Cross-Border Smuggling

International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO)

Developing International Mechanisms to Reduce Carbon Emissions from Commercial Airlines

The ICAO is a United Nations agency that sets international standards and regulations to help ensure safety, security, and sustainability in the civil aviation industry. It consists of 193 member states, working to coordinate and assist their airline’s capacities. In this committee, delegates are encouraged to delve deeper into finding mechanisms to enhance aviation sustainability through moving towards an industry that fosters a net-zero carbon emissions goal. As aircraft efficiency is important, airlines must find new technologies, sustainable fuel, or a change in operations to cut carbon emissions while preserving aircraft performance.

Attribute: Environmental

Difficulty: Beginner

Chair: Ahmad El Hamoui

Chair: Nathalia Chaiban

Background Guide

International Labour Organization (ILO)

Power, Exploitation, and Accountability in the Entertainment Industry

The International Labour Organization (ILO) is a specialized agency of the United Nations dedicated to promoting social justice and internationally recognized human and labor rights. This committee will address the theme of Power, Exploitation, and Accountability in the Entertainment Industry, focusing on how influence, wealth, and status can be used to manipulate, silence, or exploit individuals within creative and cultural sectors. The committee aims to develop frameworks that enhance transparency, strengthen protections for artists and workers, and ensure accountability for labor rights violations within the global entertainment industry.

Attribute: Cultural

Difficulty: Beginner

Chair: Miguel Kattouah

Co-Chair: Lilia Ghazi

Director: Lynn Hajj Shehadeh

Background Guide

United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP)

Regulating Gene Editing in Agriculture: Establishing Global Guidelines for Ecological Genome Engineering

UNEP is the leading UN body focused on promoting environmental sustainability and protecting the planet’s natural systems. It addresses key global concerns such as climate change, pollution, biodiversity loss, and sustainable resource management. Delegates in this committee will consider the relationship between technological innovation and environmental responsibility, examining how progress can align with long-term ecological stability. The committee’s goal is to develop cooperative international approaches that support innovation while preserving the balance and integrity of the natural world.

Attribute: Scientific

Difficulty: Beginner

Chair: Christina Abi Aad

Co-Chair: Mia Mattar

Director: Angela Njeim

Background Guide

2025 Developing a Global Strategy for Climate Change Mitigation in Polar Ecosystems

United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR)

Addressing the Humanitarian Challenges of Climate-Induced Displacement

This UNHCR committee centres on the urgent, messy reality of people forced from home by droughts, floods and sea-level rise. Delegates will shape protection frameworks, durable-solution pathways, cross-border coordination, and responsibility-sharing mechanisms where law, development and humanitarian response collide. Expect gritty negotiations over definitions, resettlement, financing and statelessness — plus creative policy tools to keep families safe. Be ready to showcase pragmatic diplomacy and ambitious safeguards; as delegates must pair moral clarity with operational realism.

Attribute: Geopolitical

Difficulty: Beginner

Chair: Clara Barakat

Co-Chair: Penelope Zakka

Director: Angela Berjawi

Background Guide

United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women (UN Women)

Feminism and Faith: Balancing Women’s Rights and Religious Freedom

UN Women is a specialized UN body dedicated to achieving gender equality and the empowerment of women across the globe. It strives to advance women’s rights, ensuring women’s access to leadership, education, fair economic opportunities, and protection from gender-based violence. Within this committee, delegates will cover key global challenges and dissect how traditions, community values, and cultural identity intersect with gender rights worldwide. Their goal is to craft balanced and effective policies that uphold women’s dignity and rights while fostering respect for diverse global perspectives and differing traditions.

Attribute: Cultural

Difficulty: Beginner

Chair: Fatima Massoud

Co-Chair: Mia Louis

Director: Yasmina Sabbagh

Background Guide

2025 Strengthening Women's Rights and Gender Equality in Afghanistan

World Health Organization (WHO)

Strengthening Enforcement Mechanisms for Medical Neutrality During Armed Clashes

The World Health Organization (WHO) is a United Nations agency that guides global health policies, coordinates responses to diseases, and supports countries in improving healthcare. It sets international health standards and provides expertise during crises. The WHO upholds health as a fundamental human right, working to ensure that all people have equal access to care, protection, and well-being.

Attribute: Human Rights

Difficulty: Beginner

Chair: Magda Lena El Dada

Background Guide

2025 Responding to Bioengineered Pandemics: International Health Security in the Age of Synthetic Biology

Commission on Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice (CCPCJ)

Combating Money Laundering and Illicit Financial Flows in the Global Art Market

The Commission on Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice (CCPCJ) is the principal policymaking body of the United Nations in the field of crime prevention and criminal justice. It works on strengthening international cooperation and accountability, enhancing transparency in global transactions, and promoting integrity within economic and cultural systems, through dialogue among states, legal experts, and international institutions. Delegates in this committee will explore how evolving technologies and global markets create new challenges for financial oversight and ethical governance.

Attribute: Financial

Difficulty: Intermediate

Chair: Christopher Moussan

Co-Chair: Tina Lebbos

Director: Tracy Saliba

Background Guide

2025 Restorative Justice in Post-Conflicts Societies: Balancing Accountability and Reconciliation
2024 Developing Early Intervention and Protection Strategies in the Fight Against Gender-Based Violence

Preventing the Digital Distortion of Atrocities: Combating AI-Fueled Denialism and Propaganda Campaigns

Hosted under UNESCO’s mandate to protect memory, truth and cultural heritage, this committee tackles how AI and platform ecosystems threaten the record of human suffering. Delegates draft norms for evidence preservation, attribution standards, platform accountability, media literacy and ethical AI governance to counter denialism and synthetic propaganda. Expect debate across law, technology and education ; you are to consolidate legal frameworks with technical safeguards and public outreach, defending truth in an age of engineered lies.

Attribute: Scientific

Difficulty: Intermediate

Chair: Tia Estepanian

Co-Chair: Yara Al Soloh

Background Guide

2025 The Creation of a Planetary Academy

United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC)

Preventing the Manipulation of Humanitarian Corridors and Aid Deliveries for Political Leverage in Modern Warfare

The UNHRC stands as the leading intergovernmental body within the United Nations system dedicated to the promotion and protection of human rights worldwide, addressing both emerging and longstanding challenges that threaten the dignity and safety of vulnerable populations through collaboration, negotiation, and policy drafting. In this committee, delegates will deliberate on the role of international law and humanitarian principles in safeguarding civilians and ensuring impartial relief during times of crisis.

Attribute: Geopolitical

Difficulty: Intermediate

Chair: Michel Atallah

Co-Chair: Lynn Hammoud

Director: Jad Zeid

Background Guide

2025 Safeguarding Press Freedom and Protecting Journalists in Conflict Zones

United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF)

Addressing Post-Conflict Trauma and Mental Health Challenges Among Youth in Lebanon and the MENA Region

The United Nations agency for children (UNICEF) works to protect the rights of every child, especially the most disadvantaged. It focuses on their development and well-being. Delegates will address post-conflict trauma and mental health challenges among youth in Lebanon and the broader MENA region, where decades of war, displacement, economic instability, and social upheaval have left lasting psychological impacts. They will examine issues such as stigma surrounding mental health, limited access to counseling resources, the intergenerational transmission of trauma, and the role of community-based interventions. The committee aims to develop sustainable strategies that prioritize youth well-being, ensure equitable access to psychological support, and empower young people to heal, rebuild, and actively participate in shaping their futures.

Attribute: Human Rights

Difficulty: Intermediate

Chair: Lamar Khalil

Co-Chair: Riad Berjawi Yakzan

Director: Nour Katerji

Background Guide

2025 Child Victims of Online Grooming and Trafficking: Addressing the Gaps in Protection Mechanisms

The World Bank Group (World Bank — Special Session)

Gold and Global Finance: Rethinking Reserve Strategies for Inflation Control

The World Bank plays a crucial role in fostering global economic growth, financial stability, and sustainable development. Its special session explores the mechanisms through which nations manage economic resilience, balance monetary policies, and address inflationary pressures in a rapidly changing global economy. Delegates will analyze financial cooperation, resource management, and the role of innovation in shaping long-term stability for both developing and developed states.

Attribute: Financial

Difficulty: Intermediate

Chair: Georges Bechara

Co-Chair: Joud Abi Semaan

Co-Chair: Rayan Beyrouthy

Background Guide

Council of the European Union (Co-EU)

Strengthening EU Energy Security: Phasing Out Russian Gas under REPowerEU

The Council of the European Union (CoEU) is one of the EU’s primary decision-making bodies, bringing together government ministers from each member state to coordinate policies, adopt laws, and shape the Union’s political direction. Acting as a bridge between national governments and EU institutions, the Council plays a pivotal role in areas such as foreign affairs, economic governance, migration, energy security, and environmental policy. As Europe continues to face evolving challenges, from political polarization to technological disruption, the CoEU remains a cornerstone of continental unity and moral leadership. At the expert level, this committee delves into the intersections of law, politics, and ethics, fostering rigorous debate on how Europe can safeguard its democratic values while adapting to modern geopolitical, technological, and societal transformations.

Attribute: Financial

Difficulty: Advanced

Chair: Kim-Lynne Abi Haila

Co-Chair: Marc Anthony Achkar

Co-Chair: Nour Al Hachem

Director: Youssef Khattab

Background Guide

United Nations General Assembly First Committee (GA1)

Proxy Conflict Escalation in the Red Sea: Houthi Drone Warfare & Global Trade Security

The First Committee of the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA1/DISEC), focuses on disarmament and international security. It addresses global threats to peace, including weapons control, arms reduction, and the prevention of military conflicts. The committee works to promote cooperation, transparency, and stability among nations, aiming to uphold international peace and protect human rights through the responsible management of global security issues.

Attribute: Geopolitical

Difficulty: Advanced

Chair: Rayan Haidar

Co-Chair: Celine Atallah

Co-Chair: Rama El Chami

Background Guide

Historical Crisis Committee (HCC)

Defining Sovereignty and Representation in Revolutionary France: Jeu De Paume

This HCC drops delegates into the electric days of 1789 at the Jeu de Paume, where concepts of sovereignty, voice and legitimacy are being violently remade (and questioned). Delegates will represent estates, clubs and royal actors negotiating new political orders under pressure from public rumour, pamphlets and street action. The work is performative, strategic and dramatic: craft constitutions, broker alliances, or fan revolutionary momentum under a diplomatic veil. Can delegates steer the revolution toward reform and representation, or will the fragile promise of liberty collapse before France even claims it?

Attribute: Legal

Difficulty: Advanced

Chair: Alex Razzouk

Co-Chair: Joelle Kassab

Director: David Waked

Background Guide

Union of European Football Association (UEFA)

The Future of European Football Governance: The Case of the European Super League

The UEFA Special Forum is a special meeting bringing together European football clubs to discuss the future of European football governance. The forum serves as a consultative platform where clubs with differing positions work toward drafting proposals intended to advise UEFA decision-making bodies. Throughout the committee, delegates will engage in structured debate, negotiate potential reforms, and work toward realistic compromises that reflect the interests of different stakeholders within European football.

Attribute: Cultural

Difficulty: Advanced

Chair: Mark Khater

Co-Chair: Yann Makhlouf

Background Guide

United Nations Economic & Social Commission for Western Asia (UN-ESCWA)

Building an Economy of Retention: Reconstructing Employment Systems to Prevent Youth Migration and Retain Youth Talent in Lebanon

The United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Western Asia (UN-ESCWA), founded in 1973, works to promote economic integration and sustainable development across the Arab region. The committee focuses on rebuilding regional economies, enhancing job opportunities, and preventing youth migration by fostering innovation and inclusivity. Delegates will debate policies that strengthen Lebanon’s economy and create pathways for young professionals to thrive locally rather than abroad.

Attribute: Cultural

Difficulty: Advanced

Chair: Ghadi Mahmoud

Co-Chair: Rafic El Hariri

Background Guide

United Nations Office on Drugs & Crime (UNODC)

Organ Trafficking and the Externalization of EU Borders: Addressing the Exploitation of Migrants in African Transit States

The United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC), founded in 1997, leads global efforts to combat organized crime, drug trafficking, and human exploitation. The committee works to strengthen international cooperation and protect vulnerable communities. Delegates will debate organ trafficking and the exploitation of migrants in African transit states, focusing on how the EU’s external border policies contribute to this growing humanitarian crisis.

Attribute: Human Rights

Difficulty: Advanced

Chair: Eve Chaya

Co-Chair: James Nasrallah

Background Guide

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Best Delegate Award

This is the highest award in the committee.
Criteria:

Consistently drives substantive debate forward.
Demonstrates mastery of the Rules of Procedure, using them effectively and correctly.
Delivers clear, persuasive, and impactful speeches.
Actively contributes to draft resolution creation and leads initiatives.
Works cooperatively with a wide range of delegates to build alliances.
Plays a major role in writing, amending, or defending resolutions.
Engages actively in both moderated and unmoderated caucuses.
Handles and resolves crises and challenges diplomatically.
Meets the criteria for the Best Position Paper award.

Diplomacy Award

Recognizes delegates who excel in cooperation, negotiation, and bridge-building.
Criteria:

Demonstrates respectful and inclusive behavior toward other delegates.
Focuses on compromise and solution-driven approaches.
Mediates tensions and fosters collaboration.
Builds consensus even among conflicting blocs.
Maintains diplomatic decorum at all times, even under pressure.
Recognized as a peacemaker or coalition-builder.
Actively participates in lobbying without dominating discussions.
May not be the loudest speaker but significantly contributes to the committee’s productivity.

Best Position Paper Award

Awarded for excellence in pre-conference preparation and content.
Criteria:

Demonstrates a deep understanding of the topic, background, and country policy.
Incorporates well-researched, properly cited facts, statistics, and relevant events.
Proposes feasible and creative resolutions backed by previous frameworks and actions.
Follows a clear structure, correct formatting, and adheres to submission guidelines.
Contains no AI-generated or plagiarized content.
Demonstrates proficient use of relevant, professional, and formal terminology.

Honorable Mention Award

Recognizes standout delegates who impressed the chairs and made a notable impact.
Criteria:

Delivers passionate, captivating, and creative speeches.
Maintains a memorable presence in the committee through wit, bold stances, or unique perspectives.
Demonstrates growth or significant improvement throughout the conference.
Makes a significant contribution to a key event, clause, or bloc that warrants recognition.
May be a new delegate who demonstrated satisfactory conference performance despite limited experience.

Best Delegation Award

Awarded to the school or university delegation that demonstrates the highest overall excellence across all committees.
Criteria:

Earns the highest cumulative number of delegate awards, with greater weight given to higher-tier awards.
Maintains a high level of professionalism, teamwork, and diplomacy throughout the conference.
Demonstrates strong delegation unity, coordination, and strategic involvement in committees.

Best Chair Award

Recognizes the most outstanding committee chair for exceptional leadership, fairness, and contribution to the conference.
Criteria:

Maintains impartiality, professionalism, and control over committee proceedings.
Demonstrates an in-depth knowledge of the topic, Rules of Procedure, and diplomacy.
Guides debates effectively, ensuring a productive and engaging committee environment.
Provides constructive feedback and assistance to delegates to enhance their performance.
Facilitates a fair and inclusive discussion where all delegates have the opportunity to speak.
Handles crises, procedural matters, and challenges with composure and authority.
Plays a key role in making the conference a valuable learning experience for all participants.

Grades

All committees were assessed under the same grading framework; however, scores are not intended for cross-committee comparison.

Honorable Mention Awards were awarded in recognition of significant qualitative improvement during committee sessions.

NB: highlighting is according to the following legend:

1st Place	1st place
2nd Place
3rd Place

UNHCR

	Best Delegate		Diplomacy		Position Paper
Country / Representative	Score	Rank	Score	Rank	Score	Rank
Cameroon	80.84	1	80.93	1	80.14	3
India	80.46	2	80.86	2	78.05	5
Norway	79.83	3	79.6	4	80.75	1
Argentina	79.41	4	79.62	3	76.84	7
Turkey	75.18	5	78.64	5	41.22	19
Bangladesh	73.21	6	76.14	6	50.72	14
Samoa	72.97	7	74.82	7	61.07	13
United Kingdom	70.48	8	71.4	8	66.15	10
Australia	70.34	9	63.38	11	80.64	2
Canada	64.39	10	61.35	12	73.76	8
New Zealand	62.41	11	56.78	14	77.0	6
Tunisia	61.74	12	66.33	9	45.93	15
Belgium	60.82	13	51.52	19	79.3	4
Iran	58.38	14	63.67	10	43.65	16
Indonesia	57.9	15	54.63	16	70.4	9
China	53.89	16	58.32	13	43.09	17
Spain	51.14	17	54.62	17	42.9	18
Kuwait	48.2	18	45.58	21	64.93	11
Egypt	48.11	19	54.0	18	40.5	21
Sweden	45.96	20	48.73	20	41.06	20
Brazil	42.8	21	44.68	24	40.31	22
Kenya	41.13	22	40.44	26	63.02	12
Russian Federation	-.-	-.-	40.35	28	-.-
Armenia	-.-	-.-	44.67	25	-.-
Peru	-.-	-.-	40.35	29	-.-
Tuvalu	-.-	-.-	40.35	30	-.-
South Africa	-.-	-.-	40.35	31	-.-
Maldives	-.-	-.-	54.8	15	-.-
Philippines	-.-	-.-	40.35	32	-.-
Italy	-.-	-.-	40.35	33	-.-
Botswana	-.-	-.-	44.88	22	-.-
Switzerland	-.-	-.-	40.35	34	-.-
Portugal	-.-	-.-	40.35	35	-.-
Netherlands	-.-	-.-	44.84	23	-.-
Lebanon	-.-	-.-	40.35	36	-.-
Haiti	-.-	-.-	40.41	27	-.-
Somalia	-.-	-.-	40.35	37	-.-
Best Delegate: May Antoun Chiniara (Cameroon)
Diplomacy: Luna mohammad Al Arab (India)
Position Paper: Omar Mohamad Zeinni (Norway), Hassan Khaled Fayed (Australia)
Honorable Mention: Nicolas Daniel Saridar (Argentina)

CCPCJ

	Best Delegate		Diplomacy		Position Paper
Country / Representative	Score	Rank	Score	Rank	Score	Rank
Germany	80.69	1	80.89	1	77.62	7
China	80.44	2	80.8	2	78.52	3
Latvia	79.45	3	79.59	3	78.19	6
South Korea	78.87	4	78.99	6	78.28	4
Japan	78.74	5	79.19	5	73.51	10
Liechtenstein	78.24	6	79.3	4	53.33	15
France	77.62	7	78.83	7	57.67	14
United States	76.22	8	76.91	8	71.96	11
Finland	76.11	9	74.04	10	80.34	1
Brazil	75.57	10	75.04	9	77.21	8
Belgium	73.76	11	70.87	12	79.83	2
Egypt	70.39	12	71.85	11	63.03	12
Switzerland	61.77	13	56.49	15	76.38	9
Venezuela	55.05	14	63.3	13	40.82	22
Mexico	53.35	15	46.54	22	78.23	5
Canada	50.94	16	53.58	17	43.9	17
Italy	49.74	17	49.71	18	49.89	16
Nigeria	48.73	18	53.88	16	40.83	21
United Kingdom	48.36	19	46.66	21	57.86	13
United Arab Emirates	47.27	20	49.38	19	42.32	18
Iran	46.55	21	49.02	20	41.54	20
Uruguay	43.8	22	44.31	23	42.25	19
Syria	41.73	23	42.66	24	40.29	23
Indonesia	-.-	-.-	40.54	28	-.-
El Salvador	-.-	-.-	40.54	29	-.-
Tunisia	-.-	-.-	40.54	30	-.-
Czech Republic	-.-	-.-	40.78	27	-.-
Austria	-.-	-.-	40.54	31	-.-
Thailand	-.-	-.-	40.97	26	-.-
Morocco	-.-	-.-	40.54	32	-.-
Pakistan	-.-	-.-	40.54	33	-.-
Lebanon	-.-	-.-	40.54	34	-.-
Cameroon	-.-	-.-	40.54	35	-.-
Colombia	-.-	-.-	40.54	36	-.-
Kazakhstan	-.-	-.-	40.54	37	-.-
South Africa	-.-	-.-	40.54	38	-.-
Armenia	-.-	-.-	58.27	14	-.-
Sweden	-.-	-.-	41.35	25	-.-
Best Delegate: Gioia Georges Saliba (Germany)
Diplomacy: Hisham Hisham Ghoul (China)
Position Paper: Fatima Ali Allam (Finland), Julia Mohamad Zeitoun (Belgium)
Honorable Mention: Adriana Daniel Jalkh (Latvia)

WHO

	Best Delegate		Diplomacy		Position Paper
Country / Representative	Score	Rank	Score	Rank	Score	Rank
Singapore	80.51	1	80.81	1	72.77	11
Georgia	80.21	2	80.74	2	73.07	10
Belgium	79.27	3	79.61	3	72.04	12
Philippines	78.04	4	76.71	8	80.72	2
Egypt	77.97	5	79.18	4	52.06	17
Peru	77.74	6	77.37	7	78.77	4
Chile	77.26	7	76.26	9	79.26	3
Iraq	77.06	8	78.88	5	47.05	18
Australia	73.84	9	71.6	11	78.47	5
Argentina	73.48	10	77.57	6	42.34	19
China	73.4	11	72.39	10	76.41	7
Qatar	72.19	12	65.41	13	80.74	1
New Zealand	62.91	13	61.95	14	66.58	14
Italy	61.58	14	70.93	12	40.64	24
Sri Lanka	57.7	15	53.15	15	73.83	8
Ireland	53.2	16	48.54	17	73.69	9
Bangladesh	48.18	17	46.67	18	56.48	15
Switzerland	45.3	18	42.84	20	68.38	13
Norway	44.97	19	43.73	19	53.64	16
Somalia	41.43	20	41.65	21	40.81	21
Netherlands	41.34	21	40.31	26	77.14	6
Mexico	41.29	22	41.5	22	40.71	23
Sweden	40.76	23	40.66	24	41.34	20
Kuwait	40.36	24	40.29	28	40.81	22
Brazil	40.3	25	40.31	27	40.28	25
Vietnam	-.-	-.-	40.28	29	-.-
Tanzania	-.-	-.-	40.28	30	-.-
Turkey	-.-	-.-	40.28	31	-.-
Austria	-.-	-.-	40.28	32	-.-
Venezuela	-.-	-.-	50.4	16	-.-
Canada	-.-	-.-	40.38	25	-.-
Czech Republic	-.-	-.-	40.96	23	-.-
Afghanistan	-.-	-.-	40.28	33	-.-
Democratic Republic of the Congo	-.-	-.-	40.28	34	-.-
Armenia	-.-	-.-	40.28	35	-.-
Japan	-.-	-.-	40.28	36	-.-
Ukraine	-.-	-.-	40.28	37	-.-
Nigeria	-.-	-.-	40.28	38	-.-
Indonesia	-.-	-.-	40.28	39	-.-
Haiti	-.-	-.-	40.28	40	-.-
South Korea	-.-	-.-	40.28	41	-.-
Morocco	-.-	-.-	40.28	42	-.-
Best Delegate: Taline Ahmad Nehme (Singapore)
Diplomacy: Lynn Abbass Nassrallah (Georgia)
Position Paper: Joud Aziz Sebaaly (Qatar), Tina-Maria Sami Rizk (Philippines)
Honorable Mention: May Abdo Mitri (Belgium), Mirna Abbas Hassan Geha (Iraq)

IMF

	Best Delegate		Diplomacy		Position Paper
Country / Representative	Score	Rank	Score	Rank	Score	Rank
Jordan	81.04	1	81.08	1	80.77	1
Ukraine	80.73	2	81.04	2	79.43	4
South Korea	80.67	3	80.98	3	79.32	5
Russian Federation	79.0	4	79.3	5	76.07	8
Liechtenstein	78.88	5	78.37	7	80.63	3
Syria	78.38	6	77.6	8	80.66	2
China	77.77	7	78.74	6	64.42	20
Morocco	76.24	8	76.55	12	74.69	12
Cameroon	73.3	9	73.86	13	70.66	15
Iraq	72.45	10	77.38	10	41.35	32
Japan	72.1	11	77.04	11	41.72	31
Netherlands	70.81	12	77.41	9	40.38	35
Poland	66.68	13	71.29	14	46.49	27
Switzerland	65.87	14	65.18	20	68.46	18
Finland	65.49	15	61.63	23	75.88	9
Turkey	64.75	16	63.87	21	68.07	19
Saudi Arabia	64.56	17	66.77	17	55.13	22
Uruguay	62.92	18	59.07	24	74.53	13
Iceland	62.48	19	66.27	18	48.24	26
Croatia	61.14	20	69.77	16	40.96	33
Sweden	60.78	21	62.11	22	55.52	21
France	58.23	22	51.69	31	77.36	7
Venezuela	57.31	23	53.14	30	72.73	14
Philippines	56.42	24	65.2	19	40.76	34
Italy	55.94	25	56.19	26	54.97	24
United States	55.21	26	55.25	28	55.07	23
Belgium	54.47	27	48.98	33	75.71	10
Denmark	53.4	28	56.04	27	45.55	29
Australia	51.75	29	54.8	29	43.78	30
Spain	50.65	30	44.46	35	78.48	6
Algeria	48.72	31	49.56	32	45.93	28
Monaco	46.5	32	43.6	36	69.74	17
South Africa	45.16	33	42.12	40	75.18	11
Democratic Republic of the Congo	44.05	34	47.01	34	40.36	36
Ireland	42.48	35	40.98	44	70.34	16
Cambodia	41.99	36	41.18	43	52.71	25
Oman	41.78	37	42.72	37	40.3	37
United Kingdom	-.-	-.-	40.35	46	-.-
Guatemala	-.-	-.-	40.35	47	-.-
Greece	-.-	-.-	40.35	48	-.-
Norway	-.-	-.-	40.35	49	-.-
India	-.-	-.-	41.65	41	-.-
Qatar	-.-	-.-	40.35	50	-.-
Iran	-.-	-.-	40.35	51	-.-
Germany	-.-	-.-	40.35	52	-.-
Chad	-.-	-.-	40.35	53	-.-
Canada	-.-	-.-	40.35	54	-.-
Bahrain	-.-	-.-	42.52	39	-.-
Nigeria	-.-	-.-	40.35	55	-.-
Mexico	-.-	-.-	40.35	56	-.-
Singapore	-.-	-.-	42.61	38	-.-
Zambia	-.-	-.-	40.35	57	-.-
Peru	-.-	-.-	40.35	58	-.-
New Zealand	-.-	-.-	40.35	59	-.-
Argentina	-.-	-.-	40.42	45	-.-
Malaysia	-.-	-.-	58.97	25	-.-
Brazil	-.-	-.-	41.32	42	-.-
Tunisia	-.-	-.-	40.35	60	-.-
Lebanon	-.-	-.-	40.35	61	-.-
Armenia	-.-	-.-	40.35	62	-.-
Portugal	-.-	-.-	70.84	15	-.-
Montenegro	-.-	-.-	79.56	4	-.-
Best Delegate: Carl Mazen Medawar (Jordan)
Diplomacy: Joya Youssef Itani (Ukraine), Pierre Michel Abou Jalad (South Korea)
Position Paper: Maria Antoine Torbey (Liechtenstein), Kareem Chaker Noon (Syria)
Honorable Mention: Zein Bassam Ismail (Montenegro), Malek Mohamed Khobaiz (Russian Federation)

ISGNN

	Best Delegate		Diplomacy		Position Paper
Country / Representative	Score	Rank	Score	Rank	Score	Rank
Deutsche Welle (DW) (Germany)	81.51	1	81.54	1	81.37	2
NHK World (Japan)	80.67	2	81.03	2	79.26	4
Canal 13 (Chile)	79.54	3	79.03	3	81.4	1
Dubai TV (United Arab Emirates)	77.76	4	76.87	5	79.45	3
Al Mayadeen (Lebanon)	71.6	5	75.76	6	45.19	10
ABC News (Australia)	62.26	6	68.31	7	43.31	13
CNN (United States)	60.61	7	65.67	8	44.67	12
France 24	52.31	8	49.7	11	64.94	5
RAI News 24 (Italy)	52.16	9	53.7	10	47.1	9
Fox News (China)	46.66	10	44.61	16	60.96	6
BBC News (United Kingdom)	46.5	11	47.89	12	42.8	14
DD News (India)	43.92	12	45.54	15	40.89	15
TRT World (Turkey)	43.88	13	45.71	14	40.73	16
Globonews (Brazil)	42.13	14	41.7	17	45.02	11
Telesur (Venezuela)	41.9	15	41.17	18	51.02	8
Arirang TV (South Korea)	40.94	16	40.41	19	55.85	7
Sky News Arabia (Greece)	-.-	-.-	40.35	20	-.-
Al Jazeera (Qatar)	-.-	-.-	46.96	13	-.-
Channels Television (Nigeria)	-.-	-.-	40.35	21	-.-
MSNBC (Bahrain)	-.-	-.-	40.35	22	-.-
Al Arabiya (Saudi Arabia)	-.-	-.-	40.35	23	-.-
Euronews (Poland)	-.-	-.-	40.35	24	-.-
Africa News (Iraq)	-.-	-.-	78.87	4	-.-
Channel NewsAsia (CNA) (Singapore)	-.-	-.-	65.55	9	-.-
SABC News (South Africa)	-.-	-.-	40.35	25	-.-
Best Delegate: Naya Georges Sfeir (Deutsche Welle (DW))
Diplomacy: Bernadette Bassel Ibrahim (NHK World)
Position Paper: Mark Ramzi Moukarim (Canal 13)
Honorable Mention: Mazen Anwar Abou Najem (Dubai TV)

UEFA

	Best Delegate		Diplomacy		Position Paper
Country / Representative	Score	Rank	Score	Rank	Score	Rank
Bayern Munchen (Germany)	80.54	1	80.53	1	80.55	1
Borussia Dortmund (Argentina)	79.5	2	79.34	3	80.13	2
Arsenal FC (Switzerland)	79.41	3	80.35	2	58.89	8
Real Madrid CF (Spain)	79.24	4	79.32	4	78.78	3
RB Leipzig (Denmark)	75.55	5	74.3	5	78.45	4
Manchester City FC (Qatar)	69.86	6	73.11	6	51.69	10
Olympique de Marseille (Morocco)	67.61	7	65.89	10	73.16	5
Inter Milan (Belgium)	64.77	8	66.2	9	58.71	9
Ajax Amsterdam (Netherlands)	61.03	9	70.57	8	40.6	13
Atletico Madrid (New Zealand)	55.02	10	51.21	11	70.95	6
Galatasaray S.K. (Turkey)	44.63	11	46.73	12	40.9	12
FC Barcelona (Ireland)	43.75	12	44.0	13	42.88	11
Manchester United FC (United Kingdom)	41.25	13	40.54	16	60.2	7
Juventus FC (Italy)	41.05	14	41.43	15	40.31	14
AC Milan (South Africa)	-.-	-.-	72.24	7	-.-
Benfica SL (Portugal)	-.-	-.-	41.88	14	-.-
Chelsea FC (Nigeria)	-.-	-.-	40.41	17	-.-
Liverpool FC (Indonesia)	-.-	-.-	40.41	18	-.-
Paris Saint-Germain (France)	-.-	-.-	40.41	19	-.-
Best Delegate: Emmanuel Michel El Khoury (Bayern Munchen)
Diplomacy: Adam Mohamad Yehya (Arsenal FC)
Position Paper: Mohamad Hussein Ahmad Kaouk (Borussia Dortmund)
Honorable Mention: Omar Ahmad Abou Zahr (Real Madrid CF)

GA1

	Best Delegate		Diplomacy		Position Paper
Country / Representative	Score	Rank	Score	Rank	Score	Rank
Japan	80.12	1	80.28	1	77.8	8
Singapore	79.9	2	80.27	2	73.79	13
China	79.6	3	79.51	3	79.97	1
South Korea	79.52	4	79.42	4	79.94	2
Germany	79.09	5	79.16	5	78.74	5
United Arab Emirates	79.09	6	79.14	6	78.91	4
Turkey	78.69	7	78.69	7	78.69	6
Belgium	76.69	8	76.6	10	77.04	9
Russian Federation	75.84	9	74.31	14	78.91	3
United Kingdom	74.58	10	75.22	12	71.29	16
Egypt	72.62	11	71.99	16	74.78	10
Italy	72.01	12	72.09	15	71.71	15
Latvia	71.65	13	77.28	8	40.86	26
Greece	71.55	14	75.52	11	46.17	24
Poland	70.44	15	69.91	17	72.38	14
Denmark	66.41	16	68.05	18	59.1	22
Netherlands	64.82	17	63.25	19	70.36	17
Iran	62.68	18	61.27	20	67.93	18
Canada	55.38	19	48.3	24	78.12	7
Ethiopia	53.49	20	52.04	21	59.92	21
Algeria	53.14	21	50.41	22	65.84	19
United States	50.24	22	45.81	26	74.11	12
Armenia	47.87	23	47.18	25	51.1	23
Ireland	45.7	24	49.3	23	40.59	29
India	44.37	25	41.76	33	74.38	11
Australia	44.2	26	44.61	28	42.87	25
Norway	42.57	27	43.58	29	40.65	28
Saudi Arabia	41.98	28	42.46	31	40.82	27
Vietnam	41.62	29	42.46	32	40.29	32
Yemen	41.14	30	41.36	34	40.56	30
Chile	40.88	31	40.33	41	62.07	20
Somalia	40.37	32	40.39	37	40.3	31
Oman	-.-	-.-	77.17	9	-.-
Belarus	-.-	-.-	45.51	27	-.-
Sudan	-.-	-.-	75.04	13	-.-
Argentina	-.-	-.-	40.3	42	-.-
Nigeria	-.-	-.-	40.3	43	-.-
Jordan	-.-	-.-	43.29	30	-.-
Pakistan	-.-	-.-	40.38	39	-.-
Syria	-.-	-.-	41.1	35	-.-
Indonesia	-.-	-.-	40.37	40	-.-
Bahrain	-.-	-.-	40.39	38	-.-
Brazil	-.-	-.-	40.92	36	-.-
Best Delegate: Anthony Nicolas Iskandar El Hachem (Japan)
Diplomacy: Adam Samer Abdallah (Singapore)
Position Paper: Jad Ali Hajjar (China), Christopher Bassam El Hajj (South Korea)
Honorable Mention: Ralph Raymond Nassar (Germany)

GA6

	Best Delegate		Diplomacy		Position Paper
Country / Representative	Score	Rank	Score	Rank	Score	Rank
Germany	80.53	1	80.57	1	80.35	2
Norway	80.09	2	80.41	2	78.13	3
Japan	78.75	3	79.46	3	60.24	13
Finland	78.37	4	78.88	4	73.42	7
Sweden	77.14	5	77.82	6	72.17	9
Ukraine	76.76	6	76.74	7	76.77	4
India	75.32	7	75.39	8	75.04	5
United Kingdom	70.8	8	63.38	14	80.43	1
Singapore	65.41	9	63.06	15	72.96	8
Belgium	64.98	10	70.49	10	44.31	15
Spain	60.59	11	69.55	11	40.82	20
Malaysia	60.19	12	55.91	19	74.1	6
Ireland	58.34	13	63.87	13	43.32	16
Italy	58.15	14	58.82	18	55.51	14
Switzerland	52.37	15	49.11	21	68.13	11
Croatia	52.05	16	60.09	16	40.57	21
Australia	49.32	17	47.04	22	62.14	12
Denmark	48.33	18	45.22	23	68.54	10
Chile	47.49	19	54.32	20	40.27	37
Iran	44.17	20	44.93	24	42.07	18
Brazil	43.32	21	43.88	25	41.74	19
China	43.02	22	43.28	26	42.18	17
Greece	-.-	-.-	78.8	5	-.-
Botswana	-.-	-.-	40.41	29	-.-
Saudi Arabia	-.-	-.-	40.41	30	-.-
United States	-.-	-.-	-.-	-.-	-.-
Philippines	-.-	-.-	40.41	31	-.-
Qatar	-.-	-.-	40.4	35	-.-
Bahrain	-.-	-.-	40.43	28	-.-
Mexico	-.-	-.-	40.44	27	-.-
Turkey	-.-	-.-	-.-	-.-	-.-
New Zealand	-.-	-.-	73.65	9	-.-
Democratic Republic of the Congo	-.-	-.-	40.41	32	-.-
South Korea	-.-	-.-	40.41	33	-.-
Netherlands	-.-	-.-	59.06	17	-.-
France	-.-	-.-	40.34	36	-.-
Indonesia	-.-	-.-	40.34	37	-.-
Armenia	-.-	-.-	-.-	-.-	-.-
Russian Federation	-.-	-.-	-.-	-.-	-.-
Argentina	-.-	-.-	40.41	34	-.-
United Arab Emirates	-.-	-.-	64.32	12	-.-
Best Delegate: Joy Said El Zeenny (Germany)
Diplomacy: Jihad Khaled Elchaar (Norway)
Position Paper: Adam Adel Mkheiber (United Kingdom), Joy Toni Kanaan (Ukraine)
Honorable Mention: Maria Joseph Doumit (Japan), Ali Mohammad Ali Fawaz (Finland)

UNDP

	Best Delegate		Diplomacy		Position Paper
Country / Representative	Score	Rank	Score	Rank	Score	Rank
Fiji	81.04	1	81.05	1	81.0	1
Lebanon	80.58	2	81.0	2	77.65	8
Kenya	79.6	3	79.67	3	79.13	5
United Arab Emirates	79.22	4	79.66	4	65.49	19
Australia	78.27	5	77.77	8	79.38	3
South Africa	78.03	6	78.23	7	76.94	12
Chile	77.8	7	77.02	9	79.38	4
France	77.49	8	79.07	5	47.8	24
Vietnam	75.72	9	75.13	10	77.49	10
Ireland	75.0	10	74.56	11	76.48	13
Singapore	73.76	11	78.36	6	40.61	33
Japan	67.97	12	61.64	16	78.9	7
Paraguay	67.8	13	72.31	13	46.6	25
Belgium	66.65	14	56.77	21	80.93	2
China	65.62	15	72.86	12	41.53	31
Qatar	65.11	16	59.65	17	77.6	9
United States	61.81	17	59.61	18	69.73	16
Saudi Arabia	58.95	18	58.06	19	62.51	20
Netherlands	57.92	19	51.43	24	77.3	11
Brazil	56.62	20	57.92	20	51.81	22
India	56.42	21	48.09	28	79.02	6
Greece	55.04	22	49.64	27	75.45	14
Pakistan	49.76	23	49.96	26	48.96	23
Thailand	48.66	24	55.08	22	40.47	36
Sweden	48.48	25	54.91	23	40.45	37
Somalia	45.24	26	44.04	32	53.07	21
Kazakhstan	44.9	27	42.28	34	71.92	15
Norway	44.86	28	45.94	29	42.07	29
Mexico	43.45	29	45.74	30	40.38	38
Canada	43.36	30	41.56	35	68.18	18
Russian Federation	42.82	31	44.1	31	40.58	34
Italy	42.09	32	42.5	33	41.0	32
Spain	41.39	33	40.95	36	45.85	27
United Kingdom	41.36	34	40.48	46	68.69	17
Kuwait	41.0	35	40.62	39	45.98	26
Nigeria	40.74	36	40.45	47	44.73	28
Colombia	40.7	37	40.55	44	41.74	30
Botswana	40.62	38	40.63	38	40.57	35
Germany	-.-	-.-	40.55	42	-.-
Austria	-.-	-.-	40.55	43	-.-
Democratic Republic of the Congo	-.-	-.-	63.26	15	-.-
Denmark	-.-	-.-	40.37	48	-.-
Bahrain	-.-	-.-	40.56	40	-.-
Portugal	-.-	-.-	40.66	37	-.-
Jordan	-.-	-.-	40.56	41	-.-
Indonesia	-.-	-.-	40.55	45	-.-
Argentina	-.-	-.-	50.04	25	-.-
Syria	-.-	-.-	66.55	14	-.-
Best Delegate: Marilla Michel El Murr (Fiji)
Diplomacy: Mahdi Ali Ahmad (Lebanon)
Position Paper: Rim Bassem Hassane (Belgium)
Honorable Mention: Serena Attieh (Kenya), Lynn Omar Asso (United Arab Emirates)

UN Women

	Best Delegate		Diplomacy		Position Paper
Country / Representative	Score	Rank	Score	Rank	Score	Rank
Germany	80.54	1	80.55	1	80.5	1
Belgium	80.28	2	80.51	2	79.29	5
Finland	80.19	3	80.49	3	78.29	8
Japan	79.29	4	79.58	5	74.63	11
United States	79.07	5	79.18	7	78.5	7
Turkey	75.42	6	74.81	10	77.26	9
South Korea	75.08	7	76.15	8	68.11	17
Kuwait	74.86	8	74.54	11	76.0	10
Russian Federation	72.99	9	75.41	9	55.85	20
Denmark	71.14	10	65.3	18	79.36	4
Chile	67.14	11	72.06	13	45.46	22
Sweden	66.31	12	67.21	15	62.46	19
Italy	65.89	13	63.63	19	73.08	13
Tunisia	65.78	14	65.9	17	65.29	18
Libya	64.49	15	71.81	14	41.66	27
China	61.57	16	51.56	24	80.34	3
Sri Lanka	58.9	17	51.14	25	78.51	6
Brazil	57.32	18	62.15	20	43.95	25
Netherlands	57.05	19	66.13	16	40.71	30
United Arab Emirates	55.69	20	58.93	21	45.86	21
Singapore	54.43	21	45.38	27	80.43	2
Norway	49.53	22	52.06	23	43.17	26
Pakistan	48.36	23	54.68	22	40.45	32
Romania	44.81	24	42.13	31	73.05	14
Australia	44.5	25	42.09	32	71.09	16
Lebanon	43.95	26	41.66	36	72.66	15
Nigeria	43.51	27	43.21	28	45.02	23
United Kingdom	43.0	28	42.77	29	44.12	24
Bangladesh	42.38	29	42.66	30	41.53	28
Malaysia	41.96	30	40.65	38	73.33	12
Yemen	41.81	31	41.9	34	41.49	29
Democratic Republic of the Congo	41.34	32	41.86	35	40.35	34
Canada	41.31	33	41.65	37	40.52	31
Argentina	40.53	34	40.58	39	40.38	33
Indonesia	-.-	-.-	40.44	40	-.-
Morocco	-.-	-.-	40.44	41	-.-
Cameroon	-.-	-.-	40.44	42	-.-
Egypt	-.-	-.-	79.52	6	-.-
Brunei	-.-	-.-	40.44	43	-.-
Switzerland	-.-	-.-	40.44	44	-.-
Iran	-.-	-.-	46.86	26	-.-
Iraq	-.-	-.-	40.44	45	-.-
Poland	-.-	-.-	40.44	46	-.-
Armenia	-.-	-.-	40.44	47	-.-
France	-.-	-.-	40.44	48	-.-
South Sudan	-.-	-.-	40.44	49	-.-
Bahrain	-.-	-.-	73.77	12	-.-
Saudi Arabia	-.-	-.-	40.44	50	-.-
Qatar	-.-	-.-	79.61	4	-.-
India	-.-	-.-	42.07	33	-.-
Best Delegate: Celine Joseph Frem (Germany)
Diplomacy: Tala Zaher Diab (Belgium), Hala Mohammad Zakzak (Finland)
Position Paper: Taleen Samer Abdallah (Singapore), Reina Khodor Ahmad Turki (China)
Honorable Mention: Ebrahim Rami Khalil (Qatar), Liana Sarkis ⁠⁠Awedissian (Japan)

UNEP

	Best Delegate		Diplomacy		Position Paper
Country / Representative	Score	Rank	Score	Rank	Score	Rank
Finland	81.62	1	81.68	1	81.17	2
Japan	80.56	2	81.63	2	52.0	16
Germany	79.66	3	79.26	4	81.28	1
United Kingdom	79.2	4	79.31	3	78.54	5
India	78.33	5	78.72	5	75.4	10
Norway	75.63	6	74.03	6	78.86	4
Nigeria	70.11	7	64.12	8	79.2	3
Singapore	66.56	8	73.55	7	41.58	19
Ireland	64.75	9	63.68	9	68.71	13
Ukraine	63.5	10	61.89	10	69.31	12
Belgium	62.84	11	56.94	12	77.4	8
Chile	55.54	12	54.44	13	60.16	14
Australia	55.37	13	48.32	15	78.09	6
Bangladesh	52.06	14	60.79	11	40.43	23
Netherlands	49.7	15	54.4	14	41.29	20
United States	49.34	16	44.12	20	77.52	7
Kuwait	48.91	17	44.43	19	75.59	9
Uruguay	48.76	18	44.79	17	73.39	11
Qatar	43.43	19	42.05	23	58.5	15
China	43.15	20	43.96	21	41.21	21
Brazil	43.14	21	43.39	22	42.28	18
Russian Federation	42.87	22	44.91	16	40.29	24
Canada	41.05	23	40.73	25	44.19	17
Argentina	40.81	24	40.84	24	40.67	22
Morocco	-.-	-.-	40.48	27	-.-
Switzerland	-.-	-.-	40.66	26	-.-
Sweden	-.-	-.-	44.7	18	-.-
Best Delegate: Saja Abdallah Atieh (Finland)
Diplomacy: Heitor Felipe Kaddissi Hawamleh (Japan)
Position Paper: Adella Antoine Khalil (Germany)
Honorable Mention: Maya Wissam Sibaii (India)

UNHRC

	Best Delegate		Diplomacy		Position Paper
Country / Representative	Score	Rank	Score	Rank	Score	Rank
Germany	80.98	1	81.16	1	78.25	7
Argentina	80.68	2	81.07	2	78.87	3
Nepal	80.52	3	81.03	3	76.41	12
North Macedonia	79.07	4	78.66	9	80.6	1
Kyrgyzstan	78.89	5	79.41	4	68.86	26
Qatar	78.88	6	79.05	5	77.82	10
South Korea	78.83	7	78.45	10	80.28	2
Japan	78.43	8	78.82	7	75.26	15
Ethiopia	76.91	9	79.0	6	43.75	34
Armenia	75.33	10	75.8	11	72.95	17
Uruguay	75.16	11	73.83	14	78.28	6
Iran	71.95	12	71.97	16	71.83	18
France	71.71	13	72.24	15	69.32	25
Switzerland	66.47	14	75.58	12	40.27	40
Canada	66.09	15	61.03	17	77.57	11
Romania	63.71	16	73.9	13	40.27	55
Netherlands	63.5	17	57.01	24	78.06	9
Zambia	63.05	18	55.47	25	78.68	4
Malaysia	62.61	19	60.43	18	70.31	21
Austria	62.5	20	60.33	19	70.2	22
United Kingdom	62.11	21	54.59	27	78.55	5
Bangladesh	61.6	22	58.71	23	71.55	19
Cameroon	61.5	23	59.52	21	68.77	27
Ireland	59.58	24	58.83	22	62.55	29
Brazil	56.17	25	52.37	28	71.27	20
Kuwait	55.62	26	55.44	26	56.33	30
Morocco	54.29	27	48.68	32	76.01	14
Denmark	53.28	28	46.6	33	78.09	8
Sudan	51.59	29	48.77	31	65.82	28
Mexico	48.15	30	50.58	30	42.47	36
Burundi	46.29	31	51.46	29	40.34	39
South Africa	46.28	32	43.47	35	69.4	24
Chile	45.92	33	44.96	34	51.3	31
Belgium	45.08	34	41.92	37	76.35	13
Georgia	42.92	35	41.24	39	69.6	23
United States	42.6	36	41.76	38	50.71	32
Thailand	41.54	37	40.47	50	73.22	16
Benin	40.82	38	40.49	47	45.69	33
Nauru	40.72	39	40.49	43	43.25	35
Tunisia	40.64	40	40.46	53	42.28	37
China	40.49	41	40.57	41	40.27	51
Nigeria	40.48	42	40.47	51	40.53	38
Brunei	-.-	-.-	40.37	55	-.-
Czech Republic	-.-	-.-	40.37	56	-.-
Belarus	-.-	-.-	40.37	57	-.-
Sweden	-.-	-.-	42.6	36	-.-
Democratic Republic of the Congo	-.-	-.-	40.37	58	-.-
Maldives	-.-	-.-	40.48	48	-.-
Albania	-.-	-.-	40.47	52	-.-
Dominican Republic	-.-	-.-	59.72	20	-.-
Russian Federation	-.-	-.-	78.74	8	-.-
Burkina Faso	-.-	-.-	40.37	59	-.-
Indonesia	-.-	-.-	40.37	60	-.-
Bolivia	-.-	-.-	40.37	61	-.-
Greece	-.-	-.-	40.37	62	-.-
Vietnam	-.-	-.-	40.37	63	-.-
Bulgaria	-.-	-.-	40.37	64	-.-
Norway	-.-	-.-	40.49	44	-.-
Algeria	-.-	-.-	40.48	49	-.-
Egypt	-.-	-.-	40.87	40	-.-
Spain	-.-	-.-	40.49	45	-.-
Italy	-.-	-.-	40.46	54	-.-
Somalia	-.-	-.-	40.49	46	-.-
Iceland	-.-	-.-	40.51	42	-.-
Cuba	-.-	-.-	40.37	65	-.-
Syria	-.-	-.-	40.37	66	-.-
Best Delegate: Ella Marwan Saliba (Germany)
Diplomacy: Antoine Pierre Sarkis (Nepal), Rony Jamal Kais (Argentina)
Position Paper: Sarah Saiid El Asmar (South Korea), Gracia Vicken Tarpinian (North Macedonia)
Honorable Mention: Thea Naji Al Haddad (Qatar), Mona Ibrahim Alghossein (Kyrgyzstan)

HCC

	Best Delegate		Diplomacy		Position Paper
Country / Representative	Score	Rank	Score	Rank	Score	Rank
Marquis de Lafayette (Chile)	80.5	1	80.58	1	79.98	2
Jacques Necker (Singapore)	77.33	2	80.25	2	40.57	9
King Louis XVI (Japan)	77.23	3	78.72	3	53.69	5
Marquis de Breteuil (Turkey)	75.24	4	78.67	4	41.21	8
Honoré Gabriel Riqueti, Comte de Mirabeau (Luxembourg)	67.78	5	71.23	5	50.93	7
Jacobins Club (Nepal)	65.69	6	68.44	6	53.48	6
Paris Commune (Canada)	65.32	7	56.42	8	80.29	1
Emmanuel-Joseph Sieyès (South Korea)	64.73	8	62.61	7	71.84	4
Cordeliers Club (Sweden)	41.36	9	40.29	14	77.96	3
Philosophes' Circle (Portugal)	-.-	-.-	40.28	15	-.-
Monarchiens (Saudi Arabia)	-.-	-.-	40.49	11	-.-
Bourgeoisie (Lawyer/Urban Elite) (India)	-.-	-.-	40.45	12	-.-
Comte d'Artois (Spain)	-.-	-.-	40.28	16	-.-
Lower Clergy (Curés of Rural France) (Iceland)	-.-	-.-	49.34	9	-.-
Pamphleteers/Radical Press (Argentina)	-.-	-.-	40.34	13	-.-
Urban Workers (Nigeria)	-.-	-.-	48.46	10	-.-
National Guard Commander (Syria)	-.-	-.-	40.28	17	-.-
Sans-Culottes (Poland)	-.-	-.-	40.28	18	-.-
Best Delegate: Karim Bassam Rayess (Marquis de Lafayette)
Diplomacy: Thomas Badri Daher (Jacques Necker)
Position Paper: Ali Mahmoud Mahdi (Paris Commune)
Honorable Mention: Majd Eyad Ghraizy (Marquis de Breteuil)

World Bank — Special Session

	Best Delegate		Diplomacy		Position Paper
Country / Representative	Score	Rank	Score	Rank	Score	Rank
Japan	81.43	1	81.6	1	78.93	4
Denmark	81.05	2	81.5	2	79.0	3
United Arab Emirates	79.47	3	79.63	3	77.75	8
Saudi Arabia	71.24	4	68.43	10	77.63	9
China	70.76	5	67.4	12	77.92	6
Singapore	70.69	6	70.14	7	72.66	11
Egypt	70.09	7	72.34	5	57.87	18
Poland	68.44	8	64.05	15	77.83	7
Russian Federation	68.31	9	70.37	6	58.3	17
Australia	68.01	10	69.51	8	61.07	15
Italy	67.05	11	67.69	11	64.37	14
Belgium	64.14	12	65.34	14	59.11	16
Netherlands	63.62	13	62.3	17	68.51	13
Chile	63.44	14	68.92	9	44.35	22
United States	61.6	15	66.34	13	45.55	21
France	60.59	16	56.09	20	74.7	10
India	57.72	17	50.23	24	78.33	5
Canada	56.04	18	47.79	25	80.67	1
Sweden	55.58	19	47.55	26	80.57	2
Turkey	54.33	20	56.86	19	46.46	20
Finland	52.77	21	59.33	18	41.15	24
Nigeria	51.09	22	51.0	23	51.44	19
Portugal	47.78	23	51.53	22	41.19	23
Brazil	47.67	24	54.47	21	40.29	25
Switzerland	46.72	25	43.44	27	72.38	12
Greece	40.67	26	40.84	29	40.27	34
Indonesia	-.-	-.-	40.57	30	-.-
Germany	-.-	-.-	40.57	31	-.-
Norway	-.-	-.-	40.57	32	-.-
Mexico	-.-	-.-	63.85	16	-.-
United Kingdom	-.-	-.-	40.57	33	-.-
Argentina	-.-	-.-	41.01	28	-.-
South Korea	-.-	-.-	74.0	4	-.-
Kazakhstan	-.-	-.-	40.57	34	-.-
Best Delegate: Angela Joseph Damien (Japan)
Diplomacy: Adam Moussa Bassal (Denmark)
Position Paper: Khaled Mohammad Khaled Doughan (Sweden), Nour Haytham Mouzehem (Canada)
Honorable Mention: Hana Ali Awde (United Arab Emirates)

UN-ESCWA

	Best Delegate		Diplomacy		Position Paper
Country / Representative	Score	Rank	Score	Rank	Score	Rank
Qatar	80.81	1	80.9	1	80.09	2
Morocco	80.3	2	80.89	2	69.83	10
Iraq	78.83	3	79.36	3	69.37	12
New Zealand	78.73	4	78.58	4	79.31	3
Egypt	78.19	5	78.09	6	78.54	5
United Arab Emirates	77.4	6	78.49	5	63.56	13
Greece	74.47	7	72.03	9	78.92	4
Yemen	73.88	8	77.99	7	41.57	21
Canada	73.0	9	70.88	10	77.86	6
Syria	72.2	10	75.43	8	49.98	17
Lebanon	68.14	11	59.78	12	80.66	1
Romania	62.61	12	60.72	11	69.42	11
Oman	62.46	13	57.35	13	76.36	8
Bangladesh	55.08	14	55.42	14	53.76	15
Australia	54.7	15	51.03	16	70.38	9
Tunisia	52.56	16	52.07	15	54.63	14
Belgium	50.98	17	50.47	17	53.16	16
Brazil	49.18	18	49.53	19	47.88	18
China	44.55	19	41.62	23	76.66	7
Ireland	44.46	20	47.99	21	40.32	22
United Kingdom	43.59	21	43.74	22	43.04	19
United States	41.31	22	41.1	24	42.64	20
Saudi Arabia	40.57	23	40.69	25	40.27	29
Germany	-.-	-.-	40.5	26	-.-
Italy	-.-	-.-	40.5	27	-.-
India	-.-	-.-	50.12	18	-.-
Switzerland	-.-	-.-	40.5	28	-.-
Iran	-.-	-.-	48.3	20	-.-
Denmark	-.-	-.-	40.5	29	-.-
Turkey	-.-	-.-	40.5	30	-.-
Bahrain	-.-	-.-	40.5	31	-.-
Best Delegate: Makram Nabil El-Masri (Qatar)
Diplomacy: Kareem Abed El Rahman Al Sahmarani (Morocco)
Position Paper: Roubenz Said Saad (Lebanon), Karl Roland Yacoub (New Zealand)
Honorable Mention: Maya Elie Massaad (Iraq)

UNICEF

	Best Delegate		Diplomacy		Position Paper
Country / Representative	Score	Rank	Score	Rank	Score	Rank
Egypt	80.82	1	81.18	1	68.94	13
Iraq	80.45	2	81.17	2	63.63	16
China	78.19	3	78.78	3	72.11	12
Spain	77.76	4	78.0	4	76.46	7
United Arab Emirates	76.41	5	74.7	5	80.44	2
Canada	74.57	6	72.74	7	78.49	4
Qatar	73.79	7	71.09	9	78.79	3
Morocco	73.74	8	71.87	8	78.02	6
Lebanon	73.35	9	70.8	10	78.48	5
Libya	73.09	10	67.25	12	81.04	1
Armenia	72.78	11	74.16	6	64.93	15
Netherlands	69.72	12	68.1	11	74.67	9
Iran	55.42	13	62.65	13	41.29	22
Kuwait	55.01	14	54.75	16	56.07	18
Greece	54.87	15	59.37	14	43.41	19
Brazil	54.72	16	49.78	18	74.37	10
Japan	53.56	17	52.63	17	57.51	17
Saudi Arabia	52.91	18	48.52	19	72.84	11
Turkey	52.15	19	58.12	15	41.3	21
Yemen	45.14	20	45.99	20	42.7	20
Russian Federation	43.1	21	44.53	21	40.62	24
Tunisia	41.99	22	40.56	27	76.25	8
Australia	41.66	23	40.69	24	64.99	14
Italy	41.46	24	41.78	22	40.66	23
Oman	41.11	25	41.33	23	40.52	25
Norway	40.46	26	40.51	28	40.31	26
Syria	-.-	-.-	40.61	26	-.-
Jordan	-.-	-.-	40.39	30	-.-
Ireland	-.-	-.-	40.39	31	-.-
Bahrain	-.-	-.-	40.39	32	-.-
Switzerland	-.-	-.-	40.63	25	-.-
Brunei	-.-	-.-	40.5	29	-.-
Best Delegate: Ali Rida Sayegh (Egypt)
Diplomacy: Larissa Nibal Ismail (Iraq)
Position Paper: Christy Elie Jalbout (Libya), Mariam Rami Tawil (United Arab Emirates)
Honorable Mention: Mohammed Ali Ayman Hariri (Spain)

UNODC

	Best Delegate		Diplomacy		Position Paper
Country / Representative	Score	Rank	Score	Rank	Score	Rank
Belgium	80.69	1	80.89	1	77.41	7
Liechtenstein	80.44	2	80.71	2	79.29	3
Albania	79.04	3	79.31	4	76.51	8
Turkey	78.45	4	79.07	5	70.16	14
Cyprus	77.79	5	76.22	9	80.78	2
Libya	77.59	6	77.05	8	78.95	4
Equatorial Guinea	77.3	7	79.53	3	40.41	29
South Korea	77.16	8	74.87	13	80.83	1
Egypt	76.24	9	78.7	6	43.82	24
Lithuania	76.03	10	75.98	11	76.23	9
Qatar	75.88	11	78.01	7	51.03	20
Germany	75.28	12	75.75	12	72.99	13
Brazil	75.01	13	76.02	10	68.6	16
Morocco	72.02	14	72.67	15	69.01	15
Vietnam	72.01	15	71.05	16	75.08	10
Netherlands	71.08	16	73.6	14	56.07	18
New Zealand	69.32	17	67.6	18	74.55	12
Argentina	65.6	18	68.32	17	53.57	19
Sudan	62.17	19	66.55	19	46.55	22
Yemen	60.5	20	53.85	23	77.69	6
Italy	48.62	21	44.36	28	74.99	11
China	46.31	22	42.07	30	78.52	5
Lebanon	45.66	23	48.06	26	41.17	27
Ethiopia	44.81	24	45.61	27	42.54	25
Spain	44.67	25	48.09	24	40.39	30
France	42.39	26	42.09	29	43.98	23
Malaysia	41.46	27	41.66	31	40.87	28
United Arab Emirates	41.09	28	40.43	36	62.44	17
Tunisia	40.94	29	40.81	32	41.74	26
Greece	40.86	30	40.45	34	49.57	21
Sweden	40.4	31	40.44	35	40.28	41
Burkina Faso	-.-	-.-	48.08	25	-.-
Nigeria	-.-	-.-	40.36	37	-.-
Zimbabwe	-.-	-.-	60.42	21	-.-
Switzerland	-.-	-.-	40.45	33	-.-
Russian Federation	-.-	-.-	40.36	38	-.-
Canada	-.-	-.-	57.12	22	-.-
Cameroon	-.-	-.-	40.36	39	-.-
Somalia	-.-	-.-	40.36	40	-.-
Australia	-.-	-.-	40.36	41	-.-
Poland	-.-	-.-	40.36	42	-.-
Colombia	-.-	-.-	63.71	20	-.-
Best Delegate: Rea Wael Al Chami (Belgium)
Diplomacy: Elie Georges Awad (Liechtenstein)
Position Paper: Christa Maria Adel Akl (South Korea), Karim Rabih Hassan (Cyprus)
Honorable Mention: Ivan Mounir Sleiman (Germany), David Louay Youssef (Turkey)

ICC

	Best Delegate		Diplomacy		Position Paper
Country / Representative	Score	Rank	Score	Rank	Score	Rank
Judge 1 (Egypt)	80.02	1	80.15	2	79.06	3
Prosecution 1 (Australia)	79.08	2	80.17	1	45.86	8
Judge 12 (United Arab Emirates)	78.92	3	79.55	3	60.2	7
Judge 15 (Italy)	77.69	4	77.79	6	77.28	5
Judge 8 (Nigeria)	77.07	5	78.3	5	62.21	6
Judge 18 (Saudi Arabia)	76.61	6	79.04	4	42.09	9
Prosecution 2 (Ireland)	64.44	7	58.94	9	77.43	4
Defense 1 (Poland)	51.82	8	44.67	10	79.08	2
Judge 6 (Cameroon)	51.46	9	44.24	12	79.76	1
Judge 14 (Argentina)	40.44	10	40.41	14	40.59	10
Judge 9 (Singapore)	40.36	11	40.37	16	40.32	11
Judge 2 (Democratic Republic of the Congo)	-.-	-.-	40.32	18	-.-
Judge 4 (Pakistan)	-.-	-.-	40.32	19	-.-
Judge 17 (Mexico)	-.-	-.-	40.36	17	-.-
Judge 10 (Bangladesh)	-.-	-.-	44.44	11	-.-
Defense 2 (South Africa)	-.-	-.-	43.81	13	-.-
Judge 3 (Czech Republic)	-.-	-.-	40.39	15	-.-
Judge 5 (Jordan)	-.-	-.-	61.81	7	-.-
Judge 13 (Colombia)	-.-	-.-	40.32	20	-.-
Judge 16 (Ghana)	-.-	-.-	60.9	8	-.-
Best Delegate: Hisham Makram Saab (Judge 1)
Diplomacy: Malak Bilal Tarhini (Prosecution 1)
Position Paper: Zainab Nader Osseiran (Judge 6)
Honorable Mention: Batoul Adham Tabaja (Judge 12)

ECOSOC

	Best Delegate		Diplomacy		Position Paper
Country / Representative	Score	Rank	Score	Rank	Score	Rank
Liechtenstein	80.12	1	80.32	1	77.03	11
China	79.96	2	80.11	2	79.33	3
Chile	79.16	3	78.87	5	80.1	1
Denmark	78.87	4	78.94	4	78.57	5
Bolivia	78.54	5	79.36	3	58.93	18
Qatar	78.37	6	77.67	9	80.06	2
Iraq	77.64	7	77.66	10	77.55	9
Panama	76.35	8	74.86	15	79.16	4
France	75.33	9	77.54	11	52.56	22
Australia	75.31	10	76.5	12	66.87	14
Norway	75.26	11	76.5	13	66.29	15
Pakistan	71.94	12	74.48	16	55.6	19
Iran	71.85	13	77.91	8	40.33	31
Netherlands	71.39	14	76.02	14	43.5	25
United States	67.04	15	63.06	19	76.79	12
Georgia	67.0	16	62.08	20	77.75	8
Belgium	65.88	17	69.85	17	48.67	23
United Kingdom	60.1	18	53.21	25	77.87	7
Malaysia	59.59	19	58.51	22	63.88	17
Bangladesh	58.42	20	59.32	21	54.92	20
Sweden	53.29	21	63.48	18	40.3	32
Russian Federation	49.51	22	52.95	26	42.12	27
India	47.23	23	44.65	30	65.47	16
Kenya	45.45	24	41.68	32	78.54	6
Austria	44.59	25	48.13	27	40.34	30
Argentina	43.63	26	45.07	29	40.88	28
Germany	42.03	27	40.68	34	73.1	13
Canada	41.91	28	40.5	38	77.03	10
Turkey	41.67	29	41.38	33	43.49	26
South Korea	41.19	30	40.61	37	52.77	21
Lebanon	41.09	31	40.65	35	47.7	24
Greece	40.61	32	40.64	36	40.48	29
Kuwait	-.-	-.-	40.39	39	-.-
Yemen	-.-	-.-	78.2	7	-.-
Mauritius	-.-	-.-	40.39	40	-.-
Venezuela	-.-	-.-	47.93	28	-.-
Somalia	-.-	-.-	40.39	41	-.-
Democratic Republic of the Congo	-.-	-.-	40.39	42	-.-
Nigeria	-.-	-.-	44.32	31	-.-
Italy	-.-	-.-	55.46	24	-.-
Mexico	-.-	-.-	78.42	6	-.-
Morocco	-.-	-.-	40.39	43	-.-
Brazil	-.-	-.-	56.72	23	-.-
Best Delegate: Elie Elie Ahmar (Liechtenstein)
Diplomacy: Palma Ali Majed (China)
Position Paper: Julie Issam El Halabi (Chile), Adam Ibrahim Abdallah (Qatar)
Honorable Mention: Yona Tannous Kayal (Bolivia)

UNESCO

	Best Delegate		Diplomacy		Position Paper
Country / Representative	Score	Rank	Score	Rank	Score	Rank
Ukraine	81.46	1	81.6	1	80.0	3
South Korea	81.08	2	81.59	2	78.17	9
Iraq	81.06	3	81.58	3	78.17	8
Bosnia and Herzegovina	79.36	4	79.62	4	75.43	14
Qatar	79.23	5	79.58	5	72.72	20
Rwanda	78.62	6	79.03	6	74.73	16
Turkey	78.61	7	78.95	7	75.9	12
Germany	78.51	8	77.5	10	81.31	1
Denmark	77.21	9	76.54	11	78.84	5
Spain	76.5	10	77.78	8	63.67	21
Japan	75.73	11	77.54	9	57.19	24
Morocco	74.7	12	73.73	13	77.39	11
Peru	74.13	13	76.06	12	59.53	23
Lithuania	72.16	14	68.26	17	78.87	4
United Kingdom	72.01	15	69.24	16	77.99	10
Estonia	71.7	16	71.28	14	73.22	18
Finland	70.03	17	65.63	18	78.43	6
United States	67.06	18	59.02	23	81.07	2
Malaysia	64.8	19	62.14	21	73.22	19
Canada	61.98	20	57.78	24	74.73	15
China	58.77	21	54.52	25	73.46	17
Norway	56.04	22	61.64	22	42.6	29
Belgium	56.02	23	50.47	29	75.75	13
Chile	55.22	24	53.89	26	60.91	22
Latvia	54.29	25	47.29	30	78.23	7
Mexico	53.05	26	63.4	20	40.27	42
Moldova	51.31	27	53.35	27	45.25	27
Australia	45.18	28	45.92	32	42.98	28
India	44.63	29	43.39	36	53.68	25
Singapore	44.54	30	46.06	31	41.32	30
Italy	43.48	31	44.74	33	40.94	32
Ireland	43.12	32	44.51	34	40.65	35
Netherlands	42.84	33	44.34	35	40.47	36
Sweden	42.65	34	41.86	41	49.58	26
Kazakhstan	41.96	35	42.2	39	41.22	31
France	41.71	36	42.08	40	40.77	33
Austria	40.51	37	40.47	43	40.67	34
Nigeria	-.-	-.-	40.36	45	-.-
Iceland	-.-	-.-	40.48	42	-.-
Brazil	-.-	-.-	43.23	37	-.-
Czech Republic	-.-	-.-	40.36	46	-.-
Sudan	-.-	-.-	40.36	47	-.-
Georgia	-.-	-.-	40.36	48	-.-
Switzerland	-.-	-.-	70.1	15	-.-
Kuwait	-.-	-.-	64.12	19	-.-
Armenia	-.-	-.-	50.85	28	-.-
Nepal	-.-	-.-	40.36	49	-.-
Syria	-.-	-.-	42.56	38	-.-
Somalia	-.-	-.-	40.44	44	-.-
Indonesia	-.-	-.-	40.36	50	-.-
Iran	-.-	-.-	40.36	51	-.-
Saudi Arabia	-.-	-.-	40.36	52	-.-
Poland	-.-	-.-	40.36	53	-.-
Russian Federation	-.-	-.-	40.36	54	-.-
Argentina	-.-	-.-	40.36	55	-.-
Ethiopia	-.-	-.-	40.36	56	-.-
Best Delegate: Akil Hussein Mhanna (Ukraine)
Diplomacy: Serena Labib Saad (South Korea), Yasmina Hamdi Salah (Iraq)
Position Paper: Emilio Ziad Barakat (Germany), Lamar Samer Bahsoun (United States)
Honorable Mention: Reine Fady Abdulkhalek (Bosnia and Herzegovina), Nour Elias Saliba (Estonia)

ILO

	Best Delegate		Diplomacy		Position Paper
Country / Representative	Score	Rank	Score	Rank	Score	Rank
Chile	80.56	1	80.76	1	76.92	10
Grenada	80.35	2	80.67	2	78.62	6
Haiti	79.13	3	80.65	3	41.86	23
Finland	78.29	4	77.45	7	80.42	1
Netherlands	78.27	5	77.96	6	79.12	4
Qatar	77.79	6	78.03	5	76.54	11
Italy	76.74	7	76.2	8	78.26	7
Belgium	75.24	8	72.41	13	80.28	2
Algeria	74.49	9	75.13	10	71.22	16
Turkey	72.12	10	76.07	9	45.49	22
Saudi Arabia	70.66	11	70.98	14	69.3	18
China	69.62	12	64.16	16	78.89	5
Denmark	67.72	13	74.27	11	41.75	24
Croatia	63.06	14	65.09	15	54.75	21
Georgia	59.86	15	56.43	18	71.93	15
Iran	55.14	16	63.92	17	40.67	27
Oman	54.72	17	51.06	19	70.33	17
United States	52.7	18	48.25	22	73.09	12
Brazil	51.88	19	47.76	23	72.01	14
Canada	49.42	20	44.26	25	77.27	9
United Kingdom	47.75	21	42.4	28	79.2	3
India	46.1	22	50.8	20	40.4	29
Sweden	44.51	23	41.99	30	72.63	13
Argentina	43.56	24	44.83	24	40.98	26
Cuba	43.33	25	44.01	26	41.54	25
Somalia	43.27	26	41.7	31	63.64	20
Russian Federation	42.39	27	40.63	38	77.54	8
Iceland	41.94	28	40.81	35	66.31	19
Nigeria	41.56	29	42.35	29	40.29	31
Botswana	41.34	30	41.64	32	40.59	28
Pakistan	40.72	31	40.84	34	40.39	30
Bulgaria	-.-	-.-	40.38	40	-.-
Brunei	-.-	-.-	41.11	33	-.-
Ukraine	-.-	-.-	40.38	41	-.-
Armenia	-.-	-.-	40.77	36	-.-
Switzerland	-.-	-.-	40.38	42	-.-
Yemen	-.-	-.-	43.46	27	-.-
South Korea	-.-	-.-	40.38	43	-.-
Morocco	-.-	-.-	40.38	44	-.-
Romania	-.-	-.-	40.38	45	-.-
Czech Republic	-.-	-.-	40.38	46	-.-
Spain	-.-	-.-	40.38	47	-.-
Cameroon	-.-	-.-	40.47	39	-.-
Ethiopia	-.-	-.-	40.38	48	-.-
Burkina Faso	-.-	-.-	50.66	21	-.-
Poland	-.-	-.-	40.38	49	-.-
South Sudan	-.-	-.-	40.38	50	-.-
Egypt	-.-	-.-	78.98	4	-.-
Iraq	-.-	-.-	40.38	51	-.-
Bahrain	-.-	-.-	40.38	52	-.-
Democratic Republic of the Congo	-.-	-.-	40.38	53	-.-
United Arab Emirates	-.-	-.-	40.73	37	-.-
Australia	-.-	-.-	40.38	54	-.-
Mexico	-.-	-.-	40.38	55	-.-
Nepal	-.-	-.-	73.4	12	-.-
Best Delegate: David Nidal Gharezeddine (Chile)
Diplomacy: Bryan Antoine Morcos (Grenada), Adam Zakaria Baalbaki (Haiti)
Position Paper: Lea Ali Jaber (Finland), Mohamad Nabil Al Jawhari (Belgium)
Honorable Mention: Karim Saab (Egypt), Yasha Nicolas Abou Diwan (Qatar)

Co-EU

	Best Delegate		Diplomacy		Position Paper
Country / Representative	Score	Rank	Score	Rank	Score	Rank
Denmark	80.74	1	80.92	1	78.54	4
Bulgaria	79.8	2	80.73	2	60.63	13
France	79.67	3	79.46	3	80.49	1
Lithuania	78.63	4	79.1	4	73.35	9
Finland	78.3	5	78.36	5	78.01	5
Estonia	77.56	6	77.92	6	75.47	8
Malta	76.42	7	77.57	7	66.26	11
Germany	75.36	8	73.07	9	79.21	2
Poland	74.42	9	71.57	10	79.14	3
Slovakia	70.37	10	76.68	8	40.82	19
Belgium	69.74	11	65.87	11	77.92	6
Netherlands	60.18	12	58.88	12	65.25	12
Slovenia	51.57	13	52.94	13	47.03	16
Austria	47.2	14	46.2	17	52.45	15
Spain	46.73	15	42.91	21	75.99	7
Sweden	45.74	16	44.26	19	55.87	14
Czech Republic	45.23	17	49.79	14	40.28	21
Cyprus	44.95	18	47.38	16	40.84	18
Romania	44.82	19	47.91	15	40.52	20
Portugal	44.23	20	44.34	18	43.83	17
Greece	43.53	21	41.73	23	66.8	10
Italy	-.-	-.-	42.96	20	-.-
Hungary	-.-	-.-	41.0	24	-.-
Luxembourg	-.-	-.-	41.0	25	-.-
Croatia	-.-	-.-	41.91	22	-.-
Ireland	-.-	-.-	41.0	26	-.-
Iceland	-.-	-.-	41.0	27	-.-
Best Delegate: Youssef Atef Mchaimech (Denmark)
Diplomacy: Lamees Chadi Sabra (Bulgaria)
Position Paper: Hani Haytham Khawli (France)
Honorable Mention: Michel Issam Bou Jaoude (Lithuania), Hassan Ehab Farhat (Finland)

IMO

	Best Delegate		Diplomacy		Position Paper
Country / Representative	Score	Rank	Score	Rank	Score	Rank
Thailand	81.37	1	81.54	2	79.77	3
Cameroon	80.69	2	81.55	1	66.17	16
China	79.27	3	79.42	3	78.27	5
Turkey	79.1	4	79.28	4	77.84	7
Egypt	78.51	5	78.77	7	76.82	12
Iraq	78.11	6	79.05	5	61.25	17
Japan	77.95	7	78.03	9	77.58	9
Spain	77.53	8	78.96	6	51.73	20
France	77.41	9	78.18	8	70.64	14
Nigeria	76.2	10	75.51	11	78.11	6
South Korea	75.04	11	75.62	10	72.07	13
Canada	72.74	12	68.08	13	81.06	2
Kenya	71.51	13	68.79	12	77.66	8
Bangladesh	66.99	14	59.99	14	78.99	4
United States	65.55	15	56.75	16	81.2	1
Belgium	60.22	16	53.87	17	77.34	10
Morocco	54.1	17	47.91	20	77.13	11
Russian Federation	52.18	18	58.43	15	41.17	22
Mexico	46.88	19	52.73	18	40.32	25
India	46.74	20	44.83	23	59.56	18
Singapore	43.98	21	43.57	24	46.02	21
Switzerland	43.52	22	45.25	22	40.63	23
Equatorial Guinea	43.49	23	42.1	25	58.45	19
Portugal	43.19	24	45.44	21	40.32	26
Algeria	41.15	25	40.38	29	69.28	15
Argentina	41.0	26	41.34	26	40.31	27
Brazil	40.93	27	41.19	27	40.35	24
United Kingdom	-.-	-.-	40.33	30	-.-
Kuwait	-.-	-.-	51.43	19	-.-
Sweden	-.-	-.-	41.07	28	-.-
Australia	-.-	-.-	40.33	31	-.-
Saudi Arabia	-.-	-.-	40.33	32	-.-
Italy	-.-	-.-	40.33	33	-.-
Ethiopia	-.-	-.-	40.33	34	-.-
Indonesia	-.-	-.-	40.33	35	-.-
Somalia	-.-	-.-	40.33	36	-.-
Best Delegate: Serena Khalil El Achkar (Thailand)
Diplomacy: Nadim Yazbek Nizar Rammal (Cameroon)
Position Paper: Malak Abdel Rahman Fakhri (United States), Cedra Hassan Sheet (Canada)
Honorable Mention: Karim Mohammad Abdallah (China)

ICAO

	Best Delegate		Diplomacy		Position Paper
Country / Representative	Score	Rank	Score	Rank	Score	Rank
Argentina	80.12	1	80.31	1	77.6	5
United Arab Emirates	79.79	2	80.16	2	76.43	8
Germany	79.1	3	78.81	5	80.07	2
New Zealand	78.91	4	79.26	4	75.25	9
Egypt	78.45	5	79.28	3	60.81	17
Switzerland	76.16	6	77.43	6	64.87	14
China	74.75	7	73.75	7	77.48	6
Mexico	73.56	8	69.8	8	79.26	3
Netherlands	66.19	9	67.3	10	61.42	16
Brazil	63.37	10	68.37	9	45.35	21
Australia	60.42	11	66.22	11	43.43	22
Morocco	56.6	12	48.69	17	78.72	4
Denmark	56.52	13	52.35	14	72.5	11
Canada	54.59	14	52.63	13	63.18	15
Malaysia	54.43	15	51.49	15	67.35	13
Belgium	53.74	16	47.41	18	77.44	7
Finland	53.0	17	44.65	19	80.15	1
Japan	47.68	18	50.96	16	41.43	23
Italy	45.12	19	44.34	21	49.43	20
Turkey	43.55	20	41.5	22	71.61	12
India	42.74	21	44.54	20	40.32	27
Norway	41.12	22	40.31	29	73.51	10
Tunisia	41.03	23	41.17	23	40.62	24
United Kingdom	40.79	24	40.36	26	52.94	18
Lebanon	40.77	25	40.36	25	52.06	19
Spain	40.36	26	40.37	24	40.33	26
Portugal	40.36	27	40.34	27	40.42	25
Qatar	-.-	-.-	40.29	30	-.-
South Korea	-.-	-.-	40.29	31	-.-
France	-.-	-.-	40.29	32	-.-
United States	-.-	-.-	40.29	33	-.-
Indonesia	-.-	-.-	40.29	34	-.-
Thailand	-.-	-.-	40.29	35	-.-
Russian Federation	-.-	-.-	40.33	28	-.-
Ireland	-.-	-.-	40.29	36	-.-
Saudi Arabia	-.-	-.-	64.83	12	-.-
Bahrain	-.-	-.-	40.29	37	-.-
Singapore	-.-	-.-	40.29	38	-.-
Best Delegate: Mohammad Bassem Hassane (Argentina)
Diplomacy: Tia Mahmoud Al Sibai (United Arab Emirates)
Position Paper: Reina Hassan Fadel (Finland), Iyad Atef Zgheib (Germany)
Honorable Mention: Anthony Georges Youssef (New Zealand)

Mock Conference

Before you arrive + Country – Committee Allocation

Before you arrive...

Day 1 — February 7 Ceremony

8:00–9:00: Registration
9:00–9:30: Introduction of the Session
9:30–12:00: Session 1
12:00–2:00: Lunch Break
2:00–5:30: Session 2
5:30: End of Mock

Gates

Delegates are only allowed to enter AUB Campus from the Main Gate

Check-in (both days) and Check-out (Day 1): Main Gate

Dress Code

Formal attire is required throughout the Mock Conference. Delegates are expected to dress in professional business clothing that reflects the decorum of diplomatic proceedings. Acceptable attire includes suits, dress shirts, ties, blazers, dress pants or skirts, and closed-toe shoes. Outfits should be neat, modest, and conservative in style. Delegates should avoid casual wear such as jeans, t-shirts, or clothing with logos or bold prints.

Country – Committee Allocation

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