ReModelUN Trialogue

Geneva, Monday 7 July 2025 at the Giga Connectivity Center

Artificial Intelligence for the Model United Nations 

ReModelUN Trialogue (previously Geneva Trialogue) is a one-day event held in Geneva with and for the Model United Nations (MUN), an international network of over 1M high school and university students who organize UN-style negotiations every year. This is a youth community that is passionate about achieving peace through multilateral dialogue and progress through international cooperation.

As in last year’s successful edition (see brochure left) the focus is on leveraging responsible artificial intelligence to improve the experience and outcomes of MUN conferences and to assist UN partner agencies seeking youth feedback, with the ambitious goal of enabling youth to inspire UN negotiations.

ReModelUN Trialogue is not an MUN conference, it is a place for three stakeholders to discuss and develop the future of MUN: youth who are active in MUNs; representatives of International Organisations and their Member States; AI experts from Academia and the Private Sector. Hence the concept of a Trialogue. 

ReModelUN Trialogue is organized during the International Telecommunications Union (ITU) World Summit on the Information Society WSIS+20 High Level Event, which takes place 7-11 July, during the same week as ITU’s flagship event on Artificial Intelligence, the AI for Good Summit. The academic partners are the University of Geneva SDG Solution Space, and the Paris-based Learning Planet Institute. The private sector partners are AICrowd and mymun. 

The ReModelUN Trialogue takes place on the Youth Day of the WSIS+20 High-Level Event, a full day dedicated to empowering youth voices, fostering intergenerational collaboration, and leveraging the potential of ICTs for sustainable development.  

The ReModelUN Trialogue is an in-person event. Participation is by invitation only. For all enquiries about participation, please contact alexander.dietz@mymun.com.

Geneva Trialogue 2016

Knowledge and the SDGs

The first edition of the Geneva Trialogue took place on 15 November 2016 and focused on the potential dividends offered by the digital revolution in knowledge production and education.