That was a close one but the ash seems to have cleared over the German airspace. The airport is now open again. Have a safe flight!

Due to the ash cloud from Iceland the aiport in Munich has been closed for the moment. For the delegates arriving by plane, please do check the airport’s website for further information (click here).

If your plane is delayed or redirected do not hesitate to contact us, so we can assist you in getting to Passau!

From the Minister of Foreign Affairs of the German Federal Republic

Dr. Guido Westerwelle

For Eurasia Model United Nations 2010

Experiencing the United Nations, representing one’s nation as an official delegate and forming compromises in intensive discussions: This experience can be shared by students from all over the world this year.

The program “Model United Nations” simulates sessions and the course of debate of the United Nations and is becoming increasingly popular in nearly all countries across the globe. Participants learn how the Security Council, General Assembly and other bodies of the United Nations work. Observing, how resolutions are formed and delegates from large and small, rich and poor states try to represent their individual interests, while still upholding the core values and goals of the United Nations, is a rewarding experience.

Thereby we have to keep our eye on one specific aspect: In the end, people from all over the world share the same core beliefs: To live in peace and liberty. German foreign policy is a policy of peace. Policy of peace can only be built upon mutual trust and the common will of conflict resolution. When it comes to securing peace, freedom and development, it is up to all of us, to take responsibility. To agitate for the core principles of the United Nations, helps unify the world and to progress towards the overall goal.

The United Nations are the only forum, in which over 192 states come together, to find solutions to problems of global magnitude. It is in the great interest of the Federal Republic of Germany, to ensure the United Nation’s ability to act. Because only a functioning United Nations gains the trust of the world community, to be the pillar of a global partnership of responsibility.

The United Nations can only be as influential as its member nations are willing to allow it. Therefore, the German Foreign Ministry strongly supports the involvement of young people at the United Nations, because the knowledge of the United Nations is our potential for the future.

Dr. Guido Westerwelle

- Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Federal Republic of Germany

We are extremely pleased to welcome Passau’s own Innstadt Brewery as our corporate sponsor. We want to thank them for their continious support and helping to make this event possible.

Prost!

We are deeply sorry for the delay in uploading the study guides. There have been an array of technical difficulties preventing a proper web access. We assure you that we are working tirelessly to have the problem fixed. As of now, only the security council is missing an uploaded study guide. We hope that it will be online by tommorow evening.

Once again, we apologize for this inconvenience

The missing topics of ASEMD & DISEC have now been updatet and promise to spark heated debates. You will find more in our topic section of the website.

With every day we are receiving new applications from all over the world. Below you can see a map of where people have already registered from. Is your country already illuminated? No? Then register now to make EurasiaMUN 2010 a truly international experience.

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Before the conference commences, you will have the unique opportunity to travel to Munich on our “Pre-Conference Trip”

Click here to find out more!

The conference will take place between

12 May 2010 – 16 May 2010

We hope to see you there!

Passau is famous for it’s dazzling night life and during EurasiaMUN 2010 you will have the unique opportunity to be right in the middle. Check out the events that we have planed for you (click here) and get ready for one hell of a week!

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