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Simultaneous Interpretation

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A fully accessible and inclusive multilingual experience

Model ICAO is committed to providing an environment where all participants can fully engage, regardless of their primary language. For the 2026 edition, we are introducing real-time AI-powered simultaneous interpretation, powered by Wordly. This technology ensures that participants can follow discussions, interventions, and debates seamlessly across languages (French and English).

How it works

Wordly provides live audio translation in real time, accessible directly from your device.

Participants can:

  • read or listen to live interpretation through their phone, tablet, or computer

  • select their preferred language

  • follow speeches and discussions without interruption

No additional equipment, no app, no software is required - only a personal device.

Where interpretation is available

Simultaneous interpretation will be available during:

  • Plenary sessions

  • Formal committee sessions

  • Formal Council sessions

  • Training and preparation activities

This ensures a consistent multilingual experience throughout the simulation.

Supporting a bilingual and international environment

Model ICAO operates in both English and French, reflecting the working environment of international institutions. The integration of Wordly enhances:

  • accessibility for participants from diverse linguistic backgrounds

  • inclusiveness in discussions and negotiations

  • the overall quality and fluidity of exchanges

A technology aligned with professional standards

By integrating real-time interpretation technology, Model ICAO reinforces its commitment to:

  • institutional realism

  • professional-level experience

  • accessibility and inclusion

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Participants benefit from an environment that closely reflects the functioning of international organizations.

More than a simulation

With the integration of simultaneous interpretation, Model ICAO offers a truly international experience where language is no longer a barrier to participation, engagement, and learning.

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