Committees in english 2023

Topic A

Humanitarian challenges at borders: Inhumane treatment and discrimination

Topic B

Gender-based violence in shelter and transit situations

Presidents

Marina Pavón

Marina is a fourth-year student of International Relations at the Rey Juan Carlos University. After having participated as a delegate in multiple occasions through her years in university and as a chair in URJCmun 2024, she is ready to participate in the debate once more while the excitement of the first day.

She stands out for being very hard-working, organized and decisive. She easily adapts to any type of situation and knows how to make the best of every moment.

As part of the table, Marina will assume the duty of leading the debate and ensuring that the committee delegates have a good experience and leave with a great memory. Marina will not disappoint as a chair of the URJCmun.

Pablo Fernández

Pablo is currently in his third year of studying both International Relations and Political Science. Throughout his academic journey, he has found that MUNs provides a unique platform to combine his interest in international affairs with his passion for finding solutions to complex problems. He has participated in several conferences in the past, experiences that he has not only greatly enjoyed but that have also enriched his perspective on teamwork and constructive debate.

As a co-chair for the International Organization for Migration committee this year, Pablo is particularly excited about the opportunity to explore critical global issues related to migration. He aims to share his enthusiasm for MUNs with the delegates and other committee members, helping them fully engage in discussions on migration policies and challenges. His goal is to foster an environment where participants feel motivated to take part in debates and negotiations, discovering the value of collaboration and strategic thinking.

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