DMLMUN Conference 2025

Diplomatic, Moral and Leadership Model United Nations Conference

Sep 13–14, 2025 Online

Diplomatic, Moral and Leadership Model United Nations Conference

Conference

Online

Sep 13–14, 2025

1,000 delegates expected

High school and university students

In English

How it went

3.6722 ratings from delegates
Academics
3.68
Logistics
3.64
Socials
3.68

About

Building the Diplomats tomorrow.

🌍 DMLMUN: The Arena Where Diplomacy Meets Action! 🔥

Welcome to DMLMUN, a powerhouse of intellect, leadership, and change-makers! This is more than just a Model United Nations—it’s a platform where voices ignite revolutions, ideas reshape nations, and individuals rise as global leaders.

🏛 Diverse Committees, Intense Debates
Step into the shoes of diplomats, policymakers, and world leaders as you tackle the most critical global challenges. From international security to human rights, trade wars to climate action—your arguments could reshape history!

🎙 Unleash Your Inner Orator
Hone your negotiation tactics, master the art of diplomacy, and command the room with confidence. Whether you’re persuading allies or challenging rivals, your words hold power—use them wisely.

🤝 Network with Future Leaders
Surround yourself with brilliant minds from across the world, forge lasting alliances, and connect with diplomats, professionals, and mentors who can fuel your journey to success.

🏆 Prestige, Recognition & Legacy
Stand out, compete with the best, and earn accolades for your diplomacy, strategy, and leadership. Whether it’s your first MUN or you’re a seasoned pro, DMLMUN promises a challenge like no other.

🔥 DMLMUN Awards & Recognition: Rise as a Champion! 🏆

At DMLMUN, excellence is celebrated, strategy is rewarded, and leadership is recognized! Delegates who exhibit exceptional diplomacy, compelling arguments, and powerful negotiation skills will be honored with prestigious awards that set them apart as true changemakers.

🏅 Best Delegate – The highest honor! Awarded to the delegate who demonstrates exceptional leadership, persuasive debating, and flawless diplomacy throughout the committee. They shape discussions, command attention, and drive solutions with unmatched skill.

🥈 Outstanding Delegate – A prestigious recognition for delegates who stand out with their deep understanding, strategic thinking, and impactful contributions to debates. These individuals leave a lasting impression with their mastery of diplomacy.

🔹 Special Mention – Awarded to delegates who exhibit strong potential and remarkable engagement in discussions. Their dedication, innovative ideas, and articulate speaking make them valuable contributors to the committee’s success.

📜 Honorable Mention – Given to delegates who show consistent effort, thoughtful participation, and a commendable presence in debate. Their contributions may not always be the loudest, but their insights shape the direction of discourse.

🌟 Are You Ready to Conquer the Global Stage?
This is not just a conference—it’s your gateway to influence, innovation, and impact. DMLMUN is where leaders rise, minds clash, and history is rewritten. 🌍✨

🚀 Join us, make your mark, and let the world hear your voice! 🔥

Committees

  • 16 countries
    1. The issue of reforming the UNSC, including expanding its membership and potentially limiting the veto power of permanent members.
    2. The regional conflicts of the situation in the Middle East, the South China Sea, or the Korean Peninsula.
    3. The threat of terrorism, especially from groups like the Islamic State.
    • Swarnabha Guha
    • Ben Kralovec
    • Rayaan Das

    United Nations Security Council

    Intermediate · English · 16 countries

    Topics

    1. The issue of reforming the UNSC, including expanding its membership and potentially limiting the veto power of permanent members.
    2. The regional conflicts of the situation in the Middle East, the South China Sea, or the Korean Peninsula.
    3. The threat of terrorism, especially from groups like the Islamic State.

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  • 107 countries
    1. Building climate resilience in vulnerable areas, particularly in fragile and conflict-affected settings.
    2. Aiming to reduce carbon emissions and minimize further displacement caused by climate change.
    3. Safeguard the rights of refugees, including ending statelessness and tackling sexual exploitation, abuse, and harassment.
    • Glenn Mary Inas
    • Emma Chan

    United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees

    Intermediate · English · 107 countries

    Topics

    1. Building climate resilience in vulnerable areas, particularly in fragile and conflict-affected settings.
    2. Aiming to reduce carbon emissions and minimize further displacement caused by climate change.
    3. Safeguard the rights of refugees, including ending statelessness and tackling sexual exploitation, abuse, and harassment.

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  • 43 countries
    1. Addressing gender-based violence through prevention, response, and policy advocacy.
    2. Ensuring women's full and effective participation and decision-making in public life is crucial for achieving gender equality.
    3. Promoting women's economic participation and leadership in the changing world of work, including closing the gender gap in employment and earnings.
    • Zechariah Zac Loo
    • Shinjini Gogia
    • George Papazoglou
    • Kanishka -_-

    United Nations Commission of Status of Women

    Intermediate · English · 43 countries

    Topics

    1. Addressing gender-based violence through prevention, response, and policy advocacy.
    2. Ensuring women's full and effective participation and decision-making in public life is crucial for achieving gender equality.
    3. Promoting women's economic participation and leadership in the changing world of work, including closing the gender gap in employment and earnings.

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  • 53 countries
    1. The importance of integrating education for sustainable development into curricula and policies.
    2. The role of education in promoting peace and intercultural dialogue.
    3. Mobilizing science knowledge and policy for sustainable development, particularly in areas like water resources management and ocean sustainability.
    • Preyakshana Diadem Mali
    • YoonJi Kim
    • Calven Tuen

    United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization

    Intermediate · English · 53 countries

    Topics

    1. The importance of integrating education for sustainable development into curricula and policies.
    2. The role of education in promoting peace and intercultural dialogue.
    3. Mobilizing science knowledge and policy for sustainable development, particularly in areas like water resources management and ocean sustainability.

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  • 195 countries
    1. The need for resources to support sustainable development, particularly in developing countries.
    2. Promoting justice and the rule of law, including through the development of international legal frameworks.
    3. Engaging in discussions on human rights, including the right to development, and highlights the rights of various groups, such as women, children, minorities, and persons with disabilities.
    • Vaibhav Sharma
    • Ashima Jha
    • Priyansh Arora

    United Nations General Assembly

    Expert · English · 195 countries

    Topics

    1. The need for resources to support sustainable development, particularly in developing countries.
    2. Promoting justice and the rule of law, including through the development of international legal frameworks.
    3. Engaging in discussions on human rights, including the right to development, and highlights the rights of various groups, such as women, children, minorities, and persons with disabilities.

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  • 48 countries
    1. The impact of corruption on human rights, particularly in the context of COVID-19.
    2. Renewal of the social contract, anchored in human rights, to rebuild trust and social cohesion.
    3. Addressing the root causes of human rights violations, including settler colonialism and apartheid.
    • Ruhan Sardana
    • Samavia Zia
    • Divyansh Chaurasia

    United Nations Human Rights Council

    Beginner · English · 48 countries

    Topics

    1. The impact of corruption on human rights, particularly in the context of COVID-19.
    2. Renewal of the social contract, anchored in human rights, to rebuild trust and social cohesion.
    3. Addressing the root causes of human rights violations, including settler colonialism and apartheid.

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Organizers

Ádám Bartos
Director-General of Online Meetings and Administration

Aliya Maisara Azey Aferoo
Secretary-General for Academics

Kushagra Juneja
Director-General of Advertisements & Member of Secretariat

Swarnabha Guha
Founder and Executive Director

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