November 12~14, 2026
Milan, Italy
We are excited to announce the eleventh annual ASMMUN conference! This year's conference will be held in person at the American School of Milan, Italy, offering an engaging and dynamic experience for all participants. Join us for a transformative experience that will enrich your skills as delegates and global citizens. We appreciate your continued interest and support, and we can’t wait to see you in November!
About ASMMUN
The American School of Milan combines cutting-edge facilities and Milan's rich cultural heritage to forge an unparalleled, intimate yet globally expansive Model United Nations experience. Since 2016, our mission has been to shape skilled delegates and global citizens, celebrating diversity and fostering international collaboration through engaging, multi-day conferences.
This Year's Theme
Our aim is to distinguish ourselves from other conferences by adopting a new philosophy. This conference will focus on a diplomatic strategy known as the Zone of Possible Agreement (ZOPA).
ZOPA will help delegates create compromise-based solutions.
This perfectly relates to our theme: "Redefining Collective Responsibility For Humanity." Our theme reflects the need for all delegates to collaborate and work for real, meaningful, and policy-driven change.
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Meet this Year's Guest Speakers
In this year's Conference, we are honored to welcome Carlotta Barcaro and Nora Dezsenyi as our keynote speakers.
Ms. Carlotta Barcaro is a child rights expert with more than 20 years of professional experience in programming and partnerships across international organizations and the NGO sector. She works at the United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) where she has held a variety of global and country-level roles across the years, working in countries including China, India, and Uzbekistan, as well as at headquarters offices in Geneva. Throughout her career, Carlotta has led initiatives spanning child protection programme implementation and global strategy development, driving large-scale organizational efforts that support more than 100 UNICEF country offices worldwide. In her current role, she drives work in the area of innovative approaches to sustainable finance for children, working with a dedicated UNICEF team in Helsinki, Finland.
Ms. Nora Dezsenyi has experience in international development and sustainable trade through her work with the International Trade Centre (ITC), a joint agency of the United Nations and the World Trade Organization. Through the ITC's she trades initiatives, she has contributed to work involving agricultural value chains and partnerships, supporting initiatives that empower women through trade and promote inclusive economic opportunities.
