Although the conference was postponed due to an earthquake that occurred on April 23 —just one day before the initially planned date— we restructured the entire conference in three weeks and organized the third annual session of ÇapaMUN in a way that allowed ÇapaMUN’25 to distinguish itself from other conferences held during the same period through its high organizational standards, academic rigor, and strong delegate engagement.

The conference hosted over 300 delegates and reached a total attendance of 550 participants. Throughout the sessions, delegates actively engaged in addressing global issues, and with the guidance of our experienced executive, academic, and organization teams, the conference achieved a high standard of professionalism and left lasting academic and institutional impressions.

The second annual session of ÇapaMUN included hundreds of delegates from various regions. Participants were challenged to find common ground across different political, economic, and cultural standpoints ranging from nuclear issues to the Olympics, successfully fostering a space for dialogue and the formation of creative solutions to pressing global issues.

ÇapaMUN'24 included four days of rigorous committee sessions, reinforcing the importance of diplomatic exchange and inter-cultural understanding. Our dedicated team ensured the academic quality and organizational success of the conference, setting a new benchmark for future editions.

ÇAPAMUN’23 marked the first and most defining step in the conference’s journey, transforming a bold vision into reality. Despite early doubts, the conference made a strong entrance into the MUN community through its academic quality, organizational strength, and dedicated team, establishing itself as one of the standout conferences of the year.

As the first annual session, ÇAPAMUN’23 laid the foundation for a sustainable and growing legacy. The success achieved through collective effort set a high standard for future editions and proved that ÇAPAMUN was not just a one-time initiative, but the beginning of a lasting institution.