The London International Model United Nations Conference is the LIMUN Foundation's flagship annual event, welcoming 1500 delegates to the great cosmopolitan capital of Britain for three days of intensive debate and exciting social events.

We’re currently planning the 2024 conference - our 25th session.

Each year we work with around 150 volunteers across the world, coordinated by a London-based student Secretariat from top universities and overseen by a Board of Trustees and LIMUN's Honorary President, Lord Mark Malloch Brown, former Deputy Secretary-General of the United Nations.

Whether you’re new to MUN or a seasoned delegate, we welcome you to join us at our next conference. One of the (many) benefits of being a large conference is that we are able to cater to all levels: we have beginner, intermediate, advance, special and foreign language committees.

While the LIMUN Foundation was created in 2000, it took LIMUN 16 years to launch another conference alongside the popular university conference. It came to life after a group of Trustees, Secretariat members and seasoned participants all united behind a shared goal of increasing the social impact of the charity and the diversity of the community.

The conference aims to provide an accessible starting point and an introduction to MUN to high school students, particularly those whose socioeconomic backgrounds would not afford them a chance to participate in such extracurricular projects.

The conference has steadily grown to attract delegations from within and beyond the shores of the UK. It has remained a hub for growth and, for many, a first glimpse into the multilateral world we share through her institution.