GAMUN 2025

Global Affairs Model United Nations

Apr 12–13, 2025 Online

Global Affairs Model United Nations

Latest edition: BE webinar 2026Sep 6, 2026

Conference

Online

Apr 12–13, 2025

100 delegates expected

High school and university students

In English

How it went

4.0835 ratings from delegates
Academics
4.20
Logistics
3.94
Socials
4.09

About

Discussing the Global Affairs

Global Affairs Model United Nations (GAMUN) is a dynamic platform where students engage in thought-provoking discussions on pressing international issues. Delegates represent nations and organizations, working to develop innovative solutions to global challenges such as conflict resolution, sustainable development, human rights, and economic stability. GAMUN encourages critical thinking, diplomacy, and collaboration, empowering participants to understand diverse perspectives and craft meaningful resolutions. Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced debater, GAMUN offers a space to refine your public speaking skills, broaden your global awareness, and engage in impactful dialogue. 

CHAIR POSITINS ARE FILLED!



GAMUN WhatsApp link : 

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The itinerary shall be sent via WhatsApp 

Awards :

 1. Best Delegate 

2. Outstanding Delegate 

3. Honourable Mention 

4.  Best Position Paper 

5. Best Newcomer

 6. Most Confident Speaker

7. Best Mentorship (only available for chairs)

8. Outstanding Chair (only available for chairs)

 

Committees

  • 52 countries
    1. Strengthening Child Protection Systems to Prevent Exploitation and Abuse Focus: Developing policies to safeguard children from trafficking, child labor, and violence.
    • Juveria Khan
    • Srika Jindal

    UNICEF

    Beginner · English · 52 countries

    Topic

    Strengthening Child Protection Systems to Prevent Exploitation and Abuse Focus: Developing policies to safeguard children from trafficking, child labor, and violence.

    About the committee

    United Nations International Children’s Emergency Fund (UNICEF) The United Nations International Children’s Emergency Fund (UNICEF) is dedicated to safeguarding the rights and well-being of children worldwide. In GAMUN’s UNICEF committee, delegates will tackle urgent issues such as child poverty, access to education, healthcare, and protection from exploitation. Delegates are tasked with developing practical solutions to improve the lives of vulnerable children, emphasizing collaboration, innovation, and sustainable development. By participating in this committee, delegates will deepen their understanding of humanitarian efforts while working to create impactful policies that promote a brighter future for every child.

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  • 47 countries
    1. Combating the Rise of Digital Surveillance and Its Impact on Privacy Rights Focus: Addressing government overreach, ensuring data protection, and safeguarding individual freedoms in the digital age.
    • Arjun Makwana
    • Priyansh Arora

    UNHRC

    Beginner · English · 47 countries

    Topic

    Combating the Rise of Digital Surveillance and Its Impact on Privacy Rights Focus: Addressing government overreach, ensuring data protection, and safeguarding individual freedoms in the digital age.

    About the committee

    United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC) The United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC) is a vital UN body responsible for promoting and protecting human rights worldwide. In GAMUN’s UNHRC committee, delegates will address pressing issues such as discrimination, political oppression, and humanitarian crises. Delegates will be tasked with developing resolutions that uphold fundamental rights, ensure accountability for violations, and support marginalized communities. Balancing national policies with universal human rights principles, participants must engage in thoughtful debate, negotiation, and consensus-building. This committee challenges delegates to think critically, advocate for justice, and propose meaningful solutions to safeguard human dignity on a global scale.

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  • 20 countries
    1. Preventing the Militarization of Disputed Territories Focus: Addressing rising tensions in regions like the South China Sea and the Arctic, promoting diplomatic solutions, and preventing armed conflict.
    • Kartik Gautam

    UNSC

    Intermediate · English · 20 countries

    Topic

    Preventing the Militarization of Disputed Territories Focus: Addressing rising tensions in regions like the South China Sea and the Arctic, promoting diplomatic solutions, and preventing armed conflict.

    About the committee

    United Nations Security Council (UNSC) The United Nations Security Council (UNSC) is one of the most powerful bodies in the United Nations, tasked with maintaining international peace and security. In GAMUN’s UNSC, delegates will engage in high-stakes debates addressing pressing global issues such as armed conflicts, counter-terrorism, and geopolitical tensions. Delegates must demonstrate strategic thinking, negotiation skills, and diplomatic tact as they draft resolutions, form alliances, and respond to crisis situations. With the power to impose sanctions, authorize peacekeeping missions, and recommend military action, the UNSC challenges delegates to balance national interests with global stability. Participants will gain valuable insights into international diplomacy, conflict resolution, and the complexities of global politics.

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  • 195 countries
    1. Promoting Global Cooperation to Regulate Artificial Intelligence (AI) Development Focus: Establishing ethical guidelines, preventing misuse, and ensuring equitable access to AI technology.
    • shaurya shetty
    • Arnav Srivastava

    UNGA

    Intermediate · English · 195 countries

    Topic

    Promoting Global Cooperation to Regulate Artificial Intelligence (AI) Development Focus: Establishing ethical guidelines, preventing misuse, and ensuring equitable access to AI technology.

    About the committee

    United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) The United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) is the primary deliberative body of the United Nations, where all 193 member states have equal representation. In GAMUN’s UNGA committee, delegates will engage in discussions on a wide range of global issues, including peace and security, human rights, sustainable development, and international law. Delegates will be tasked with drafting resolutions, building consensus, and navigating complex diplomatic challenges. As the largest and most inclusive UN body, the UNGA encourages collaboration and negotiation, challenging delegates to balance national interests with global cooperation. This committee is ideal for participants seeking to enhance their public speaking, negotiation, and policy-making skills in a dynamic international setting.

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Partner conferences

WPMUN 2025

Paris, France

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Organizers

Yasaa Gubitra
Founder / Secretary General

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