GDNMUN 2023

Topic

Crisis in the Eastern Mediterranean: Addressing historical disputes and fostering peace in the region with special emphasis on the Israel-Palestine conflict.

About the committee

The Security Council Committee simulates the real-life United Nations Security Council, one of the UN's principal organs responsible for maintaining international peace and security. Student delegates representing different countries act as Security Council members and discuss critical global issues, including armed conflicts, terrorism, and threats to international peace. Participants engage in intense debates and negotiations, proposing and amending resolutions aimed at addressing and resolving these complex security challenges. As one of the most prestigious and powerful committees in MUN, the Security Council offers an opportunity for students to hone their diplomatic, negotiation, and crisis management skills while grappling with real-world geopolitical scenarios.

Chairs

• Jan Muszalski - Posmyk
• Haruki Milewski

Countries

Topic

The Prosecutor v. Ali Muhammad Ali Abd-Al-Rahman ("Ali Kushayb")

About the committee

The International Criminal Court (ICC) Committee replicates the real-life ICC, a court of last resort that prosecutes individuals for the most serious crimes, such as genocide, war crimes, and crimes against humanity. Student delegates assume the roles of ICC judges, prosecutors, defense attorneys, and representatives of member states. They engage in simulated trials and discussions concerning fictional cases based on historical or contemporary human rights violations. Participants must demonstrate legal acumen, ethical judgment, and a deep understanding of international law while seeking justice and accountability for the alleged perpetrators of heinous crimes. Through this committee, students learn about the functioning of international criminal justice mechanisms and the challenges of pursuing justice on a global scale.

Chair

• Aleksandra Jurewicz

Countries

Topic

Consequences of Dedollarisation of world trade and finding a new path for developing countries to become self-sufficient.

About the committee

World Bank committee is a perfect place for every delegate interested in a global economy. Its main cause is to decrease level of poverty and maintain financial balance. It also provides sustainable development as well as stabilizes economy during worldwide and local crises. Although World Bank may seem like one of the most complicated committees, it is an excellent choice for Delegates who are looking for some challenges.

Chairs

• Khanh My Do Hoang
• Adam Kobialko

Countries

Topic

Tackling the issue of occupational segregation, with an emphasis on women’s representation in politics and science.

About the committee

The UN Women Committee replicates the real-life United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women, commonly known as UN Women. Student delegates representing various countries and organizations come together to discuss and devise strategies to address pressing issues related to women's rights and gender-based discrimination. By simulating this committee, participants gain valuable insights into the challenges faced by women globally and work towards formulating solutions to foster a more inclusive and gender-equitable society.

Chairs

• Nina Katka
• Julia Torbicka

Countries

Topic

The Second Russian Civil War

About the committee

Crisis committee is responsible for devising answers during sudden crisis and emergencies. Its mission is based on responding to worldwide challenges and providing effective solutions. Members of this committee should be prepared for quick decision-making and clear communication among their countries. This quality is crucial during developing strategies and addressing the crisis properly.

Chairs

• Sara Jabłońska
• Antoni Pielak
• Sonia Zapaśnik

Countries

Topic

Addressing the negative health impacts of animal agriculture and developing strategies to reduce the risk of zoonotic diseases.

About the committee

World Health Organization committee directs international health initiative. Its primary goal is to protect global health, especially during pandemic or emergencies. WHO is also responsible for developing medical policy and monitoring health regulations. This committee represent a great part of UN considering its mission to provide the highest available level of medical treatment possible.

Chairs

• Pola Szajkowska
• Ewa Bednarz
• Aleksandra Pindral

Countries

Topic

Tackling government-controlled media and its role in promoting propaganda and indoctrination.

About the committee

The Human Rights Council Committee simulates the real-life United Nations Human Rights Council, a prominent intergovernmental body focused on promoting and protecting human rights worldwide. In the MUN context, student delegates representing different countries come together to engage in discussions and formulate solutions to various human rights issues such as discrimination, freedom of expression, gender equality, and more. Participants are tasked with negotiating resolutions, drafting statements, and defending their countries' positions on human rights matters, all while seeking to uphold the principles of fairness, justice, and respect for human dignity. Through this committee, students gain insights into the complexities of international human rights law and diplomacy.

Chairs

• Karolis Matulevicius
• Jan Kolczyk
• Marcin Skiba

Countries

Topic

Tackling the issue of prescriptive opioids pandemic.

About the committee

The primary cause of United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime is to fight against corruption, drugs and delinquency. This committee is in charge of strengthening nations and preserving any issues related to terrorism or illicit pills. UNODC deals with matters on an international scale. That means Delegates of their countries are obligated to communicate lucidly and take responsibility for threat on the worldwide scale.

Chairs

• Lilli Schäfer
• Anna Chejde
• Miron Kobylański

Countries

Topic

Establishing measures to improve energy security in Arab States.

About the committee

The Arab League Committee is a simulated diplomatic body that replicates the real-life Arab League, a regional organization of Arab countries. It serves as a forum for student delegates to discuss and address issues related to the Arab world, ranging from political, economic, social, and cultural matters. In MUN conferences, participants assume the roles of diplomats from member states and engage in debates, negotiations, and resolutions aimed at finding solutions to pressing regional challenges and promoting cooperation among Arab nations. The committee's discussions are guided by the principles and goals of the actual Arab League, fostering an understanding of regional dynamics and international diplomacy among students.

Chairs

• Maja Brodzicka
• Wiktoria Nowacka
• Marcin Opaliński

Countries