Can you provide me the Country Matrix of MUN or Model United Nations at St. Joseph’s Boys’ High School Model United Nations (SJBHSMUN)?

MUN or Model United Nations is an authentic simulation of the U.N. General Assembly and other multilateral bodies. Its popularity continues to grow, and today more than 400,000 middle school, high school and college/university students worldwide participate every year.

Many of today's leaders in law, government, business and the arts participated in Model U.N. during their academic careers.

Its exercises take place in the classroom and others are school wide. Still others are regional, national, or even international. These are called conferences, and the events are much larger, with participants from all over the United States and the world.

More than 1,000,000 people have participated in MUN conferences around the world since the conferences became popular over 50 years ago.

Today there are more than 400 conferences that take place in 35 countries. Depending on the location, the average conference can have as few as 30 students or as many as 2,000.

Country Matrix

Country House of Commons
Afghanistan Simon Hughes (Liberal Democrats)
Algeria Robert Sheldon (Labour Party)
Argentina Andrew MacKay (Conservative Party)
Armenia
Australia Steven Norris (Conservative Party)
Austria Sir David Madel (Conservative Party)
Azerbaijan
Bahrain James Cran (Conservative Party)
Bangladesh Tony Baldry(Conservative Party)
Belgium Michael Mates (Conservative Party)
Bhutan
Bolivia Charles Wardle (Conservative Party)
Brazil Brazil
Bulgaria
Cambodia Peter Thurnham (Conservative Party)
Cameroon Sir Derek Spencer (Conservative Party)
Canada Ian Paisley(Democlratic Ulster Party)
Central African Republic Sir Nicholas Paul Scott (Conservative Party)
Chad Andrew Robathan (Conservative Party)
Chile Nick Hawkins (Conservative Party)
China Margaret Beckett (Labour Party)
Colombia Sir Julian Critchley (Conservative Party)
Cuba Geoff Hoon (Labour Party)
Czech Republic
Democratic Republic of Congo Harold Elletson (Conservative Party)
DPRK Bryan Gould (Labour Party)
Djibouti Peter Thurnham (Conservative Party)
Ecuador David Davis (Conservative Party)
Egypt Matthew Taylor (Liberal Democrats)
Ethiopia
France Peter Lilley (Conservative Party)
Georgia
Germany John Redwood (Conservative Party)
Ghana Robin Cook (Labour Party)
Greece Richard Shepherd (Conservative Party)
Greenland
Guinea Sir Rhodes Boyson (Conservative Party)
Iceland John Butterfill (Conservative Party)
India Tony Blair (Labour Party)
Indonesia John Morris (Labour Party)
Iran Paddy Ashdown (Liberal Democrats)
Iraq Diana Maddock (Liberal Democrats)
Ireland Winston Spencer Churchill (Conservative Party)
Israel John Hume (SDLP Party)
Italy Sir Fergus Montgomery (Conservative Party)
Jamaica Robert Hughes (Labour Party)
Japan Hon. Phillip Oppenheim (Conservative Party)
Jordan Barry Jones (Labour Party)
Kazakhstan David Young (Labour Party)
Kenya
Kuwait Terry Patchett (Labour Party)
Laos
Lebanon
Liberia
Libya Robert Maclennan (Liberal Democrats)
Lithuania Peter Robinson-Deputy Party Leader (Democratic Ulster party)
Luxembourg John Hutton (Labour Party)
Madagascar
Malaysia Joe Ashton (Labour Party)
Maldives
Mali Robin Corbett (Labour Party)
Mexico Sir Michael Marshall (Conservative Party)
Morocco Terry Davis (Labour Party)
Mozambique Terry Davis (Labour Party)
Myanmar Michael Clapham (Labour Party)
Nepal
Netherlands
New Zealand Keith Speed (Conservative Party)
Nigeria Jeff Rooker (Labour Party)
Norway David Trimble(Ulster Unionist Party)
Oman Roy Hattersley (Labour Party)
Pakistan Neil Kinnock (Labour Party)
Palestine Ken Livingstone (Labour Party)
Paraguay Derek Foster (Labour Party)
Paraguay Derek Foster (Labour Party)

Country Matrix