The Secretariat is elected by the OLMUN association’s main assembly, which normally meets right after the school year begins.

Members of the Secretariat are usually recruited from the ranks of former Chairs, Presidents and Student Officers. Their task is to ensure that the organization team works smoothly. While the Secretary-General and his Deputy take care of the contact of various sponsors and supporters of OLMUN as well as general matters and logistics, the President of the General Assembly and his Deputy are responsible for the selection of agenda items, the recruitment and the training of Chairs and Presidents.

The Secretariat of the Oldenburg Model United Nations Conference 2026 consists of five highly experienced MUN participants:

Secretary General
Mia Vocke

My first OLMUN experience dates back to 2022, when I participated as an Administrative Staff in the GA 1st. It was a valuable experience and I quickly became inspired by the unique and vibrant ‘OLMUN spirit’. This ...

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Deputy Secretary General
Anouk Schmidt

This year, I am very grateful to take upon the role of the Deputy Secretary General. Together with the Secretary General, I am responsible for organizing OLMUN 2026, focusing especially on the conference venues and the ...

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President of the General Assembly
Laura Petra Blümel

It is an honor to be this years Deputy President. Together with the President, I am responsible for the everything surrounding OLMUN themes, topics, committees and Chairs. My OLMUN and MUN Journey started in 2022, when ...

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Deputy President of the General Assembly
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Aylin Catuk

My OLMUN journey dates back to 2024 in the World Health Assembly as the delegate of Jordan. A year later, I had the opportunity to represent Nicaragua in GA2, where my resolution was successfully passed. This experience ...

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Treasurer
Quinn Hendrik Kowars

My first OLMUN experience dates back to 2024 when I participated as a Delegate in the GA1st. It was a great pleasure for me getting to know so many same- aged people being very conscious about all the challenges our ...

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