GDFMUN 2025

Global Diplomatic Forum Model United Nations

Dec 1–4, 2025 Online

Global Diplomatic Forum Model United Nations

Conference

Online

Dec 1–4, 2025

85 delegates expected

High school and university students

In English

How it went

3.689 ratings from delegates
Academics
3.78
Logistics
3.56
Socials
3.67

About

GDFMUN is an international simulation of the United Nations that brings together ambitious students, young diplomats, and future leaders from around the world to engage in high-level debates, critical negotiations, and strategic decision-making.
At GDFMUN, participants step into the shoes of UN ambassadors, representing different countries and tackling some of the most pressing issues of our time — from global security to human rights, climate change, and economic development.

Our forum is distinguished by its commitment to academic excellence, innovative solutions, and a spirit of collaboration that mirrors real-world diplomacy. Through realistic committee sessions, expert-led workshops, and keynote conferences with global leaders, GDFMUN offers a transformative educational experience that equips delegates with essential skills in negotiation, public speaking, leadership, and global citizenship.

Vision: To inspire a new generation of ethical, informed, and proactive global citizens.
Mission: To foster critical thinking, diplomatic dialogue, and international cooperation through immersive educational experiences.

At GDFMUN, we believe diplomacy is not just an art — it's the future.

 

Awards:

  • best delegate (for all commities)
  • first outstanding delegate (for all commities)
  • second outstanding delegate (for all commities)
  • third outstanding delegate (for all commities)
  • best potition paper (for all the commities expt the crisis one due to the d-day topic)
  • best opening speech (all commities)
  • best delegate in crisis (only for crisis commities)
  • best chair (given to the chair wining the award)
  • best rookie (all commities - if there are not rookie plise informe the chair)
  • most improved delegate (delegate who improved a lot throu the days)
  • best portafolio (best portafolio with all the complete information)
  • best working paper (optional for each chair\if so given to the hed of blocks)
  • honorific mention (to a delegate who did a great job in the debates but didnt make to win a price)

delegates the awards are make with so much love from all the GDFMUN staff and hope you enjoy all the days of debate and learn a lot from them!

 

with love, emma gomez GDFMUN general director!

 

Committees

  • 43 countries
    1. Discussing measures to prevent sexual abuse in schools, workplaces, and public spaces, and how to support survivors.
    2. Exploring ways to improve access to education, healthcare, and political participation for women and girls across African nations.
    3. choose d-day
    • Elias Cuartas Villegas
    • Mamocha Sharon Lethola
    • Amodini Vermani

    CSW

    Beginner · English · 43 countries

    Topics

    1. Discussing measures to prevent sexual abuse in schools, workplaces, and public spaces, and how to support survivors.
    2. Exploring ways to improve access to education, healthcare, and political participation for women and girls across African nations.
    3. choose d-day

    Chairs

    Countries

    How this committee type works

  • 15 countries
    1. Cybersecurity Threats and Their Impact on International Peace and Security
    2. The Role of Climate Change in Exacerbating Conflict and Displacement: A Threat to Global Security
    3. diside d-day
    • Lehar Shah
    • Melvin Alexander Chavez Robinson
    • Ahmed Altuwaym

    Security Council

    Intermediate · English · 15 countries

    Topics

    1. Cybersecurity Threats and Their Impact on International Peace and Security
    2. The Role of Climate Change in Exacerbating Conflict and Displacement: A Threat to Global Security
    3. diside d-day

    About the committee

    topic a: Cybersecurity and International Security: This theme would focus on the rising threat of cyberattacks on global security, including the protection of critical infrastructure and the consequences of state-sponsored cyberattacks. The UNSC could discuss measures to enhance international cooperation in addressing cyber threats, creating frameworks for cyber norms, and establishing rules of engagement in cyberspace. topic b: Climate Change and its Impact on International Peace and Security: This topic could cover the increasing influence of climate change on global conflicts, such as resource scarcity, displacement of populations, and the impact on national security. The UNSC could explore ways to address climate-related security risks, potentially including how the UN and member states can help mitigate these risks and reduce the potential for conflict arising from climate-related issues.

    Chairs

    Countries

    How this committee type works

  • 60 countries
    1. The Right to Mental Health
    2. Children's Rights in Emergencies
    3. d- day
    • Kavin Bharathi
    • Francesc Mellis

    UNHRC

    Beginner · English · 60 countries

    Topics

    1. The Right to Mental Health
    2. Children's Rights in Emergencies
    3. d- day

    About the committee

    Topic a: The Right to Mental Health Explore how public health systems address mental well-being and how the human rights of individuals with mental health disorders can be better protected. topic b: Children's Rights in Emergencies Analyze how global crises affect children, focusing on education, access to healthcare, and the prevention of child exploitation.

    Chairs

    Countries

    How this committee type works

  • 195 countries
    1. Strengthening International Cooperation to Respond to Global Health Emergencies
    2. : Ensuring Access to Clean Water and Sanitation for All
    3. Promoting Peaceful Uses of Artificial Intelligence in Global Development
    • Manuel Jean
    • Muhammad Azaan
    • Wishya Nahla

    General Assembly

    Intermediate · English · 195 countries

    Topics

    1. Strengthening International Cooperation to Respond to Global Health Emergencies
    2. : Ensuring Access to Clean Water and Sanitation for All
    3. Promoting Peaceful Uses of Artificial Intelligence in Global Development

    Chairs

    Countries

    How this committee type works

  • 47 countries
    1. d- day
    • Daniel Gashinbaki
    • Faisal Albanna
    • Nikhil Mohan

    crisis directors

    Intermediate · English · 47 countries

    Topic

    d- day

    About the committee

    Encharge of reading the crisis update and deciding the winning band

    Chairs

    Countries

    How this committee type works

  • 53 countries
    1. Strengthening International Cooperation Against Human Trafficking
    2. Addressing Cybercrime and Strengthening Online Security
    3. Improving Rehabilitation and Reintegration of Former Prisoners
    • ishanshi vegad
    • Ariadne Soutousko
    • Imane Assoud

    Commission on Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice

    Beginner · English · 53 countries

    Topics

    1. Strengthening International Cooperation Against Human Trafficking
    2. Addressing Cybercrime and Strengthening Online Security
    3. Improving Rehabilitation and Reintegration of Former Prisoners

    About the committee

    Topic 1: Strengthening International Cooperation Against Human Trafficking Discussing strategies to prevent trafficking and protect victims across borders. Topic 2: Addressing Cybercrime and Strengthening Online Security Exploring how countries can combat cyberattacks, online fraud, and the exploitation of vulnerable populations. Topic 3: Improving Rehabilitation and Reintegration of Former Prisoners Creating policies that help former inmates successfully reintegrate into society and reduce rates of reoffending.

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    Countries

    How this committee type works

Organizers

Emma Gomez

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