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Committees
AcalMUN'25 | Ataköy Cumhuriyet AHS
May 9-11
01
SOCHUM
Agenda Item:
​GLOBAL FAR RIGHT MOVEMENT
Sochum
The rise of far-right politics has become an urgent international concern, impacting political climates, glorifying ultra-nationalism, and destabilizing democracies. Through examination of the issue from various perspectives, delegates will analyze the causes and consequences of the rising power of the far-right worldwide, identify its impact on human rights, and develop solutions and resolutions that balance security concerns and freedom
​USG: Suna Tuana Kara
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Acas: Bashar Wessam
02
Unoosa
UNOOSA
Agenda Item:
ENHANCING POLICIES OBSTRUCTING AN OUTER SPACE ARMS RACE
While outer space remains a conflict-free domain, the growing interest of nations in developing space-based defense technologies has raised concerns about a potential arms race. In this debate, delegates will explore the political and technological factors that could lead to future militarization of space and propose policies to ensure that outer space remains as a zone of peace while addressing security concerns and supporting scientific progress.
USG: Zeynep Rüya Özdemir
Acas: Zehra Betül Duysak
03
F-undp
F - UNDP
Agenda Item:
RECONSTRUCTING THE GAZA STRIP AFTER THE SECOND ARAB-ISRAELI WAR
The aftermath of the Second Arab-Israeli War has left the Gaza Strip in a state of severe destruction, with critical infrastructure destroyed and humanitarian conditions worsening each day. As the region struggles with economic instability and displacement, urgent action is needed to rebuild and restore essential services. Through an in-depth analysis of the challenges faced in post-war reconstruction, delegates will examine the social, economic, and political obstacles to rebuilding Gaza, evaluate the role of international aid and cooperation, and develop sustainable policies to ensure long-term stability and growth in the region.
USG: Yağmur Apaydın
Acas: Ömer Faruk Arıkan
04
UK PARLIAMENT
Agenda Item:
PUBLIC OUTRAGE REGARDING ANTI-IMMIGRATION LAWS
Uk Parliment
Recent years have witnessed a rise in immigration-related tensions across The United Kingdom. These incidents have sparked debates on social integration, the constant increasing number of immigration, and national security. In this committee, delegates must examine the root causes of these riots, and assess the impact of immigration policies while ensuring law and order. By analyzing the socio-economic factors at play and evaluating government responses, delegates will work towards comprehensive solutions that balance security concerns with the principles of inclusivity and human rights.
USG: Berf Elbir
Acas: Ömer Nasuf Gönüler
05
H-unsc
H-UNSC
Agenda Item:
THE IRAQ WAR
Following the events of 2001, the Iraq War became a focal point of international security concerns, with the UNSC and global powers deliberating on military interventions, counterterrorism efforts, and nation-building initiatives. The conflict not only shaped regional stability but also redefined approaches to warfare, humanitarian aid, and diplomatic negotiations. Through debate, delegates will work towards resolutions that address security threats while balancing sovereignty, reconstruction, international cooperation, and determine the role of the UN in facilitating long-term stability in Iraq.
​USG: Selin Aygün
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Acas: Burak Yağız
06
FRM
FRENCH RESISTANCE MOVEMENT
Agenda Item:
OPEN AGENDA
During World War II, the French Resistance emerged as a crucial force opposing Nazi occupation and the Vichy regime.
Resistance fighters were crucial in upending German authority and supporting the Allied war effort through the use of intelligence gathering, sabotage operations, and underground networks. In the face of intense internal strife and repression, they engaged in everything from guerrilla warfare to collaborating with outside forces. As they navigate the difficulties of an occupied France in this edition of ACALMUN, delegates will assume the roles of important resistance leaders, political figures, and military strategists. The movement's main leader, Charles de Gaulle, rallied support for Free France by urging exiles to continue their resistance. Delegates must decide how to coordinate operations, manage relations with the Allies, and counter both Nazi forces and the Vichy government. Their decisions will determine France's future as the conflict goes on.
​USG: BüÅŸra koyuncu
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Acas: Mina Işık
07
Jcc
JCC: CRIMEAN WAR
Agenda Item:
OPEN AGENDA
By the mid-19th century (1853-1856), the Crimean War erupted as a conflict between the Russian Empire and an alliance of the Ottoman Empire, Britain, France, and Sardinia. Rooted in territorial disputes, religious tensions, and the struggle for influence over declining Ottoman lands, the war marked a turning point in European power dynamics. The war had extended across the Black Sea, the Balkans, and Crimea.
​USG: Ali Demir Budak
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Acas: Metehan Özdemir
08
HCC: SCRAMBLE FOR AFRICA
Agenda Item:
OPEN AGENDA
Hcc
During the late 19th and early 20th centuries, European powers engaged in the systematic colonization and division of Africa, driven by economic interests, political rivalries, and the pursuit of territorial expansion. This period saw the exploitation of resources, forced labor, and the imposition of foreign rule, reshaping the continent’s political and social structures.
In this installment of ACALMUN, as delegates represent key historical figures and nations, they will be expected to negotiate territorial claims, manage diplomatic tensions, and respond to emerging conflicts. While engaging with the historical context, delegates must also consider the long-term implications of their actions, weighing economic, political, and ethical factors in their decision-making.
​USG: Enes pehlivan
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