DEGMUN 2025

Delegatery MUN

Feb 25, 2025 Online

Delegatery MUN

Conference

Online

Feb 25, 2025

1,000 delegates expected

High school and university students

In English

How it went

5.001 rating from delegates
Academics
5.00
Logistics
5.00
Socials
5.00

About

Building the world of tommorow

DEGMUN: Shaping Tomorrow Through Diplomacy

DEGMUN is a premier Model United Nations conference designed to cultivate diplomatic excellence, global awareness, and impactful policymaking among students. Bringing together young minds from diverse backgrounds, DEGMUN fosters debate on pressing international issues, encouraging delegates to collaborate, negotiate, and develop innovative solutions.

With a commitment to intellectual rigor and immersive simulations, DEGMUN provides a platform for future leaders to engage in thought-provoking discussions, refine their public speaking skills, and experience the complexities of international relations. Whether you're a first-time delegate or an experienced MUN participant, DEGMUN promises an enriching experience that combines diplomacy, leadership, and global impact.

Committees

  • DISEC

    214 seats · Expert · English
    Regulating Autonomous Weapons and the Future of Warfare Description: With rapid advancements in artificial intelligence and military technology, autonomous weapons—often referred to as "killer robots"—are becoming a growing concern in global security. These weapons, capable of selecting and engaging targets without human intervention, pose ethical, legal, and strategic risks. The debate revolves around whether to ban or regulate these systems, how to prevent an AI arms race, and how international law should evolve to address their use. Delegates will explore possible treaties, regulatory frameworks, and the role of the UN in ensuring responsible development and deployment of such technologies.

    DISEC

    214 seats · Expert · English

    About the committee

    Regulating Autonomous Weapons and the Future of Warfare Description: With rapid advancements in artificial intelligence and military technology, autonomous weapons—often referred to as "killer robots"—are becoming a growing concern in global security. These weapons, capable of selecting and engaging targets without human intervention, pose ethical, legal, and strategic risks. The debate revolves around whether to ban or regulate these systems, how to prevent an AI arms race, and how international law should evolve to address their use. Delegates will explore possible treaties, regulatory frameworks, and the role of the UN in ensuring responsible development and deployment of such technologies.

    Countries

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