RESIMUN
Casablanca · Fourth session
More than debateWe build diplomats
RESIMUN is the Model United Nations conference of Groupe Scolaire La Résidence in Casablanca. Designed and led by students, it brings together delegates from schools across Morocco and abroad for three days, called upon to represent nations, to debate, and to seek solutions together.
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What RESIMUN is
Giving a VoiceTo the Nations of the World
Delegates do not argue their own opinion. They argue a country's, in front of a floor that votes on it. Three days later there is a signed resolution, or there isn't.
Run entirely by students
Committee chairing, logistics, press and the budget are the responsibility of the Secretariat, made up of students from La Résidence and renewed each year.
Open to schools across Morocco and abroad
Delegations from across the country and from abroad sit together and debate
Inside the conference
Three DaysOn Behalf of a Nation
Each delegate represents a country: they defend its interests, seek support, and listen to the positions that oppose it. The conference is an exercise in negotiation, where one learns that the world changes through words and compromise.
Every Country Has a Voice
Delegates come together to debate. Each speaks on behalf of their country, responds to the other delegations, and defends their position, until the debate ends in a shared decision, or in the absence of one.
From Idea to Resolution
Every resolution begins as an idea, which becomes a draft text, then is tested through amendments and debate before being put to a vote. In this way, delegates go through each stage of drafting a text, following the methods of international organizations.
Four Languages, One Assembly
French, Arabic, English and Spanish stand side by side in the debates. Delegates speak the language they know best, and hear other ways of putting the same disagreement, or the same hope.
A Press Team at Work
An event is something you live, but it is also something you write. Our journalists are on the ground to follow the sessions, gather the most striking speeches and the moments of tension,
RESIMUN in numbers
Over three years, RESIMUN has brought students and schools together through debate and diplomacy. Powered by a dedicated team and international encounters, it develops talent and prepares tomorrow’s leaders.
- High school participants
- +400
- Over the past three years.
- Different schools
- +15
- United by a shared experience.
- Political personalities
- 14
- From around the world, including Morocco and Europe.
- Organizers and volunteers
- +80
- Working together to bring the conference to life.
The 2027 session
- Location
- Groupe Scolaire La Résidence, Casablanca
- Dates
- 19-21 March 2027
- Registration closes
- 31 January 2026
Committees
The CommitteesAnd Their Stakes
From the Security Council to the crisis cells, each committee addresses different issues, with its own composition and its own demands. The General Assembly is the gateway to the conference; the crisis cells are its most demanding test.
Security Council
This committee focuses on urgent geopolitical crises, specifically addressing the risk of regional escalation between Iran and the United States. It is intended for expert-level delegates accustomed to high-stakes negotiations.
AdvancedFrenchInternational Court of Justice
This chamber takes the form of an international tribunal debating complex legal questions, such as the conflict between sovereignty and the defense of democracy in Venezuela. It is intended for expert delegates with a solid understanding of the international legal order.
AdvancedFrenchFUTURISTIC COMMITTEE / International Cybersecurity
This is a forward-looking simulation set in 2060, dealing with the invisible war of information and the impact of artificial intelligence. This committee is aimed at expert delegates interested in how data will upend the global balance of power.
AdvancedFrenchSPECPOL
The prevention of international rivalries arising from the growing number of economic projects aimed at exploiting space resources. It is designed for expert-level delegates passionate about the diplomacy of new frontiers
AdvancedEnglishUNHRC
This council focuses on humanitarian issues, with the mission of preventing the worsening of the human rights crisis in the face of repression in North Korea. It is designed for intermediate-level delegates seeking to debate the protection of vulnerable populations.
IntermediateEnglishECOSOC
This committee examines the ethical and financial responsibility of companies operating in conflict zones, in order to avoid contributing to their destabilization. It is intended for intermediate-level delegates interested in economics and corporate social responsibility.
IntermediateFrenchUNICEF
This chamber focuses on child protection and seeks solutions to break the cycle of child soldier recruitment in South Sudan. It is ideal for beginner delegates wishing to be introduced to humanitarian debates.
BeginnerFrenchUNDP
This committee examines the balance between the pressure of international economic sanctions and the risk of social destabilization in Cuba. It is designed for intermediate-level delegates passionate about development and economic diplomacy.
IntermediateEnglishWHO
This body addresses global public health and the strengthening of international preparedness against the risks of epidemics and pandemics. It is perfectly suited to beginners wishing to take on global health issues.
BeginnerFrenchUNODC
This committee addresses the fight against corruption and organized crime by examining the infiltration of criminal networks into the state in Ecuador. It is designed for intermediate-level delegates interested in international justice and upholding the rule of law.
IntermediateSpanishLEAGUE OF ARAB STATES
This regional chamber focuses on preventing a new political and institutional collapse in Lebanon. It is intended for intermediate-level delegates wishing to debate the political and security dynamics specific to the Arab world.
IntermediateArabic
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