AMUNG-VI 2026

AMUNG-VI

Oct 25, 2026 Online

AMUNG-VI

Conference

Online

Oct 25, 2026

100 delegates expected

High school and university students

In English

Applications

Closed
  • Delegates, ObserversSep 26 – Oct 25, 2026
  • Head delegates, Faculty advisorsSep 26 – Oct 22, 2026
  • ChairsSep 26 – Oct 20, 2026

About

“One World. One Voice. One Future.”

Atlas Model United Nations Global 

IMPORTANT INFORMATION
This conference is completely FREE of charge.

Delegates must attend at least 75% of committee sessions to remain eligible for a participation certificate and personalized chair feedback. Failure to meet this requirement will result in removal from the conference system, and no certificate or feedback will be issued.

Position papers are mandatory for award eligibility. The deadline for submission is October 20, 2026.

All committee agendas are listed below.

DISEC: Preventing the Proliferation and Weaponization of Autonomous Weapons Systems 

UNW: Combating Online Gender-Based Violence and Digital Exploitation of Women and Girls

Time Schedule

1:00 PM — Opening
1:15 PM — Committee Session I
2:30 PM — Moderated Caucus
3:15 PM — Unmoderated Caucus
4:00 PM — Break
4:15 PM — Committee Session II
5:30 PM — Draft Resolution
6:15 PM — Voting Procedure
6:40 PM — Awards & Closing
7:00 PM — End

All in IST

ABOUT THE CONFERENCE
Atlas Model United Nations Global is a day-long online conference created by delegates, for delegates, and designed for participants of all experience levels, which is an international online Model United Nations conference that brings together ambitious high school and university students from around the world in a collaborative and academically enriching environment.

AMUN Global  follows the structure of a traditional MUN while maintaining a focused, efficient, and interactive academic environment. Delegates will engage in formal debate, motion writing, resolution drafting, lobbying, and procedural applications in a realistic simulation setting.

What makes AMUN Global distinct is its academic accessibility. Chairs are not only moderators but also active academic resources—delegates are encouraged to ask questions, seek guidance, and fully engage throughout the process. This ensures a clear, supportive, and confidence-building experience for all participants.

As a fully online conference, AMUN Global  combines structure, seriousness, and accessibility, allowing delegates to gain meaningful MUN experience while connecting with participants from different backgrounds.

CONFERENCE DETAILS
Atlas Model United Nations Global

Date: October 25th, 2026
Format: Online
Platform: Google Meet
Fee: FREE

AWARDS
Best Delegate
Outstanding Delegate
Honorable Mention
Diplomacy Awards
Best Position Paper
The number and variety of awards may vary depending on committee capacity and participation level.

Every delegate who meets the 75% attendance requirement will receive a participation certificate and may request short, personalized feedback from their chair.

Position papers must be submitted by October 20, 2026, to be eligible for awards.

CONFERENCE SCHEDULE
The detailed day schedule, including committee sessions, breaks, and ceremonies, will be communicated to registered delegates prior to the conference.

Contact:
Secretary General AMUNG: lasanadsr@gmail.com 

Deputy Secretary General: dhruvmodelunitednations@gmail.com 

Atlas Model United Nations Global is more than a conference—it is a platform where young minds develop the skills, confidence, and diplomacy needed to engage with global challenges.

Committees

  • 40 countries
    1. Preventing the Proliferation and Weaponization of Autonomous Weapons System
    • Anushka Priyadarsini
    • Joud Chehab

    DISEC

    English · 40 countries

    Topic

    Preventing the Proliferation and Weaponization of Autonomous Weapons System

    About the committee

    As artificial intelligence rapidly advances, autonomous weapons capable of identifying and engaging targets with limited human intervention are becoming a major international security concern. This agenda examines how the international community can prevent the uncontrolled development and proliferation of autonomous weapons while addressing questions of human oversight, accountability, civilian protection, technological inequality, and international regulation.

    Chairs

    Countries

    How this committee type works
  • 44 countries
    1. Combating Online Gender-Based Violence and Digital Exploitation of Women and Girls
    • Doruk Özdemir
    • Arshiya Anand
    • Aashi Kushwaha

    UNW

    English · 44 countries

    Topic

    Combating Online Gender-Based Violence and Digital Exploitation of Women and Girls

    About the committee

    The rapid expansion of digital platforms has created new forms of gender-based violence, including cyberstalking, online harassment, non-consensual sharing of intimate content, and technology-facilitated abuse. This agenda focuses on strengthening legal protections, platform accountability, digital safety education, and international cooperation to create safer online spaces for women and girls.

    Chairs

    Countries

    How this committee type works

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Organizers

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