Invitation Secretariat

Last Updated: Thursday, 08 May 2025 09:01

Dear MUN Director, Advisor, Colleague,

We cordially invite you to the 28th DSAMUN Conference (Deutsche Schule Athen Model United Nations Conference) to be held from Friday 17 to Sunday 19 October 2025 at Deutsche Schule Athen, under the auspices of the German Embassy. This year’s Special Conference is on Re-defining Human Rights in an everchanging world.

In recent years, the world has faced an unprecedented wave of transformation politically, socially, and technologically. Rising authoritarianism, forced migrations, the impact of Artificial Intelligence, and the intensifying climate crisis have not only challenged the stability of nations but also exposed the fragility and limitations of our existing human rights frameworks. As the definitions of identity, privacy, safety, and freedom continue to evolve, so too must our understanding of what it truly means to uphold human rights in today’s interconnected and unpredictable world. This year’s conference theme, “Re-defining Human Rights in an everchanging world” invites us to examine the gaps between established beliefs and lived realities. It urges us all to think boldly about inclusion, innovation, and justice—to question whether all voices are heard equally. In re-defining human rights, we are not disregarding the already existing principles, rather, we are adjusting them to the present day, so as to ensure that the preservation of human rights is fully implemented all across the world, regardless of the continuous shifts.

DSA-MUN is a three-day-long simulation of the work of the United Nations. It is designed for secondary school students and is intended to provide an occasion for the delegates to discuss world issues in an international environment. The delegates discuss vital issues of international importance, preparing declarations and resolutions and learning to negotiate and cooperate under the UN regulations. The DSAMUN Conference allows participants to come into direct contact with the work of the United Nations and to experience the world of diplomacy. Furthermore, for students from schools where the first language is not English, participation in a MUN conference offers them the opportunity to develop and practice their English, as the official language of DSAMUN (preparing resolutions, lobbying, debating) is English.

DSAMUN has 4 General Assembly Committees (Disarmament and International Security Committee, Social, Humanitarian and Cultural Committee, Special Political and Decolonization Committee and Legal Committee) and 6 specialized committees (Security Council, ECOSOC, Environmental Committee, Special Conference on Re-defining Human Rights in an ever-changing world, Youth Assembly and International Court of Justice). The delegates should research, prepare draft resolutions and policy statements on the various issues, and learn to negotiate and debate in the formal way of the United Nations.

Our main goal is to continue to develop and maintain our DSAMUN experience available to all those familiar with MUN conferences and provide students and teachers the opportunity to remain connected to the world of diplomacy through MUN conferences and enhance their MUN experience.

Finally, we strongly believe that the controversial and highly interesting topics on the agenda will contribute to the success of the conference by inspiring all participants to look out for constructive solutions and, thus, to improve the current situation in the world.

The DSAMUN official website (https://www.dsamun.gr) provides you with all the necessary detailed information. You can register online (https://dsamun.website). If you have any further questions do not hesitate to contact our team at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..

Sincerely,

The Secretary General                                  The Deputy Secretary General                              

Evelina Stathi                                                  Charidimos Styliaras      

The President of the General Assembly       The Deputy President of the General Assembly        

Faye Fragkaki                                                 Theodoros Dimitras