BGMUN 2025

Helios' Model United Nations

Jun 21–22, 2025 Online

Helios' Model United Nations

Conference

Online

Jun 21–22, 2025

230 delegates expected

High school and university students

In English

Applications

Closed
Apr 18 – May 15, 2025
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Creating World Leaders for Better Tomorrow

BGMUN 2025 is a Model UN conference for high school and university students. It runs for 2 days, Jun 21–22, 2025, online.

Committees

  • 25 countries
    1. Deliberating Upon the Rise of Military Coup Regimes and Exploring Measures to Uphold Regional and International Stability

    United Nations Security Council

    Expert · English · 25 countries

    Topic

    Deliberating Upon the Rise of Military Coup Regimes and Exploring Measures to Uphold Regional and International Stability

    About the committee

    The resurgence of military coups in recent years has posed a serious threat to democratic governance, human rights, and international peace. From Africa to Southeast Asia, military takeovers have disrupted constitutional orders, fueled civil unrest, and invited geopolitical tensions. The United Nations Security Council must assess the root causes of these power shifts, evaluate their implications on global security, and explore enforceable mechanisms to deter unconstitutional regime changes while reinforcing regional and international stability through diplomacy, sanctions, and peacekeeping efforts.

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  • 30 countries
    1. Deliberating Upon the Reduction of High-Tech Weapons in Regional Conflicts with Special Emphasis on the Role of Nuclear Arms and the Escalating Threat of Cyber Warfare.

    Disarmament and Security Council

    Intermediate · English · 30 countries

    Topic

    Deliberating Upon the Reduction of High-Tech Weapons in Regional Conflicts with Special Emphasis on the Role of Nuclear Arms and the Escalating Threat of Cyber Warfare.

    About the committee

    In an era marked by rapid technological advancement, regional conflicts are increasingly shaped by the presence of high-tech weaponry, including precision-guided munitions, unmanned systems, and cyber capabilities. The growing modernization of military arsenals has heightened global tensions, with nuclear arms remaining a persistent threat to regional stability and international peace. Simultaneously, cyber warfare presents an emerging, borderless threat capable of destabilizing nations without a single shot fired. This agenda aims to explore strategies for reducing the proliferation and use of advanced weapon systems in regional conflicts, enhance international frameworks on nuclear disarmament, and establish cooperative norms to mitigate the dangers of cyber aggression.

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  • 35 countries
    1. Deliberating upon the effect of drug cartels in Central America and the Carribean Isles

    United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime

    Intermediate · English · 35 countries

    Topic

    Deliberating upon the effect of drug cartels in Central America and the Carribean Isles

    About the committee

    The rise of powerful drug cartels across Central America and the Caribbean has transformed the region into a hotspot for narcotrafficking, violence, and institutional corruption. These criminal networks undermine state sovereignty, exploit porous borders, and perpetuate cycles of poverty and displacement. Their influence extends beyond regional boundaries, fueling global drug demand and destabilizing international security. This agenda seeks to assess the impact of drug cartels on regional governance, law enforcement, and public health, while formulating collaborative strategies to dismantle trafficking networks, protect vulnerable communities, and strengthen transnational crime-fighting frameworks.

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  • 20 countries
    1. Inviting All Memers to Deliberate and Submit Their Best Memes

    United Nations Office on Memes

    English · 20 countries

    Topic

    Inviting All Memers to Deliberate and Submit Their Best Memes

    About the committee

    The Office of Memes calls upon all delegates, shitposters, and meme-lords to unite in a high-stakes session of creativity, chaos, and comedic diplomacy. This agenda aims to explore the power of memes as tools of political satire, cultural commentary, and international banter. Delegates are encouraged to submit their most elite, spicy, and UN-certified memes for deliberation, judgment, and ultimate internet supremacy. May the dankest meme win.

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  • 25 countries
    1. Religious Intolerance and Sectarian Violence in the South Asia

    United Nations Human Rights Council

    Beginner · English · 25 countries

    Topic

    Religious Intolerance and Sectarian Violence in the South Asia

    About the committee

    South Asia has long been marred by religious intolerance and sectarian violence, driven by historical divisions, political agendas, and systemic discrimination. Minority communities across India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, and Sri Lanka continue to face persecution, hate crimes, and targeted attacks, often with limited legal recourse or state protection. This agenda seeks to examine the root causes of sectarian conflict, evaluate state responses, and explore international mechanisms to safeguard the rights and dignity of religious minorities in the region.

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  • 30 countries
    1. Deliberation on National Security amid Rising Cross-Border Terrorism and Funding of terror attacks.

    All Bharat Political Parties Meet

    Expert · English · 30 countries

    Topic

    Deliberation on National Security amid Rising Cross-Border Terrorism and Funding of terror attacks.

    About the committee

    This will be a Crisis Committee, so choose with your own Discretion. Freeze date: 13 December 2001.

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  • 15 countries
    1. Strengthening Global Cooperation in Combating Human Trafficking and Modern Slavery, with special emphasis on the illegal Dark Web networks.

    International Criminal Police Organization

    Intermediate · English · 15 countries

    Topic

    Strengthening Global Cooperation in Combating Human Trafficking and Modern Slavery, with special emphasis on the illegal Dark Web networks.

    About the committee

    Human trafficking and modern slavery continue to affect millions globally, with traffickers increasingly using the Dark Web for anonymity and illegal transactions. This agenda focuses on enhancing international cooperation among law enforcement agencies to combat these crimes. Delegates will address Dark Web monitoring, cross-border cooperation, and cybersecurity solutions to disrupt trafficking networks. The committee will also examine ethical challenges related to digital surveillance, victim protection, and improving legal frameworks to adapt to evolving cyber threats. Strengthening global efforts to fight these crimes is crucial for safeguarding human rights and prosecuting perpetrators.

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Organizers

Divyank Awasthi
Founder & President of the Conference

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