Thanks for a great TICS 2019!
We want to thank everyone who participated in this year’s TICS for a memorable conference! We hope to see you next year for the next edition of the Tübingen International Crisis Simulation!
See below for the committee pictures and the group picture from the conference.
Executive Committee 
Cabinet of Cameroon 
Cabinet of China 
Cabinet of Côte d’Ivoire 
Back Room 
Cabinet of Ghana 
Cabinet of Nigeria 
Press Committee 
Cabinet of USA
Get to know our Chairs and Crisis Managers!
Let us introduce you to this year’s Chairs and Crisis Managers!
Follow this link to read short bios of each of them.
Preliminary Schedule is out!
Check out the schedule for the conference here.
For more information on our awesome socials follow this link.
Delegate Applications are now open!
Become a minister or journalist for a weekend and discuss relevant issues in West Africa with like-minded people! The following cabinets are involved:
Nigeria
Ghana
Cameroon
Côte d’Ivoire
China
USA
Become a member of one of these country’s cabinets or a journalist and try to solve the conflict in a peaceful way. International students from across the world will join you!
How? Fill in our application form:
Delegate Application Form
Meet the Organization Team of TICS 2019!
It´s about high time you met the team behind this year´s conference! Find more about us right here!
TICS 2019: The Gulf of Guinea in Turmoil
Few of us can recall a time in recent history of widespread peace in the Gulf of Guinea. Corrupted both economically and politically through the effects of post-colonial power vacuums, the path to peace has been a long and treacherous one. Independence efforts in this region have resulted in dictatorial regimes and weak infrastructure, creating a playing field for criminal activity.
Despite decades of strategic and material aid from the international community and the progression of many GoG states to functional democracies, structural weaknesses persist. Feeble judicial systems and an abysmal quality of education have pushed the youth towards the black market. The routes of illegal traders are dispersed over land and sea and cross borders without much hassle, much to the dismay of international trading partners, who routinely see their vessels attacked and crews kidnapped.
The following cabinets are involved in this year´s simulation:
Nigeria
Ghana
Cameroon
Côte d’Ivoire
China
USA
The Gulf of Guinea is in great disarray. We from the Tübingen International Crisis Simulation need YOU to find a solution. How will You decide?
