UNHCR

UNITED NATIONS HIGH COMMISSIONER FOR REFUGEES

Tema A

Humanitarian crisis in cross border regions and challenges in the protection of displaced people

Tema B

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Presidentes

Eva MUñoz

Eva is a 21-year-old student of International Relations at Universidad Rey Juan Carlos (URJC), where she has been able to deepen her understanding of diplomacy, global governance, and humanitarian affairs. Born and raised in Madrid, she has always been passionate about politics, history, and international relations which naturally led her to discover the world of Model United Nations.

Her MUN journey began during her first year of university, when she took part in URJCmun for the first time. From the very beginning, she was captivated by the energy, professionalism, and purpose behind each committee session. That initial experience not only sparked a personal passion but also laid the foundation for her future involvement. She later served as a co-chair at URJCmun TEEN, where she developed her skills in moderation, negotiation, and leadership from the other side of the table.

Now, Eva returns to URJCmun 2025 as Chair of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR).
For Eva, being a chair is more than just a role, it’s an opportunity to foster critical thinking, encourage respectful and impactful dialogue, and help delegates discover the same passion that first inspired her.

She looks forward to helping each delegate make the most of their time in committee—and to ensuring that URJCmun 2025 leaves a lasting impact, just as it once did for her.

Antonio Cinti

Antonio is a master’s student in Political Economy at La Sapienza University in Rome, with his heart divided between the Giralda and the Colosseum. Before that, he graduated with a Bachelor’s degree in Political Science and International Relations from the University of Bologna. Antonio has gained experience both as a delegate and as an organizer in some MUNs, learning the importance of diplomacy, teamwork, and creativity in international debates.

Now he is excited to take on the role of Co-Chair in the presidency of URJCmun, an opportunity he considers not only an honor but also a responsibility. His decision to return to Madrid specifically to be part of this project shows his full dedication and commitment to contributing to the success of the model, and he promises to bring some unique Italianness, enthusiasm, and creativity to the committee.
He is eager to give back to the MUN community what it has taught him, to put his passion into practice, and to further embrace this inspiring world. As a Chair he wants to create an engaging, inclusive, and motivating environment where delegates can have fun while also challenging themselves and improving their skills. He is confident that in the UNHRC no delegate will be left bored, and he will do his very best to ensure that URJCmun becomes an unforgettable experience for everyone involved.