The General Assembly includes all 193 United Nations members, placing this unique forum at the UN's deliberative, policymaking, and representative core. The GA was conceived alongside the birth of the UN under the original 1945 Charter of the UN and captures the all-encompassing spirit of multilateral discussion that motivated the formation of its parent international organization.
The GA at KenyaMUN is distinguished by well-moderated, fluid debate, passionate delegates, and the necessary intense and productive caucus to forge broad alliances to sustain innovative draft resolutions.
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RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY
Identification of relevant issues and agenda within the mandates of their committees, programmes or specialized agencies (or any other body under simulation) to be discussed by delegates during Mock Debates, Inter-Varsity debates & Conference.
Chairing and steering debate sessions - GA Bureau members serve as chairs, co- chairs, committee secretaries and perform the roles of rapporteurs within committee sessions.
Training Kenya - MUN Chapters - GA Bureau members, under the command of the Head(s) of Training conduct training on all matters pertinent to the General Assembly for chapters assigned to them on behalf of the President of the General Assembly and the Deputy PGA.
Promoting international co-operation in the political field and encouraging the progressive development of international law and its codification;
Promoting international co-operation in the economic, social, cultural, educational, and health fields, and assisting in the realization of human rights and fundamental freedoms for all without distinction as to race, sex, language, or religion;
Caucus, negotiate and use diplomatic measures to adopt decisions aimed at solving crises;
Caucus, negotiate and use diplomatic measures to adopt
decisions aimed at solving crises;
Receive, consider and/or take decisions on reports or
recommendations from other organs of KenyaMUN;
Our Team
Pauline Wangechi Kiboi
President of The General AssemblyPauline has been pursuing an LL.B degree at the Catholic University of Eastern Africa (CUEA). She remains a notable leader and persona in the course of her academic career, finding herself the ‘leader of the pack’ more often than not. She values a learning disposition, timely conduct as well as diligence. She is a renowned public speaker and mobilizer who aims to impact the youth with these and other skills through Ayira Academy where she is a Director.
Kiarie Mark Muturi
Deputy President of The General AssemblyKiarie Mark Muturi is a final-year LL.B Candidate at the University of Nairobi. He is an accredited mediator and renowned academic with a distinguished record in mooting and research that boasts victories at the 2nd Edition of the Riara Natural Justice Moot, 2nd Edition of the FOLLAP Moot and a special oralist mention at the 2022 ICA Alfred Deakin Moot. Specialising in International Economic and Environmental Law, Kiarie's academic pursuits are testament to his never-ending commitment to contribute positively to global change and transformation.
GENERAL ASSEMBLY BUREAU MEMBERS
The General assembly comprises eight (8) interdependent committees aimed at formulating sustainable solutions to pressing global issues. Each committee comprises a 3-member dais that presides and oversees the operations of each committee. Together with the presidency, the bureau members play an integral role in fostering constructive deliberations at the General Assembly.