GIOMUN 2026

Global International Online Model United Nations

Dec 11–13, 2026 Online

Global International Online Model United Nations

Next deadline Nov 25 for delegates · 19 days left

Conference

Online

Dec 11–13, 2026

1 delegates expected

High school and university students

In English

Applications

Open
  • DelegatesAug 28 – Nov 25, 2026Open
  • ObserversAug 28 – Dec 11, 2026Open

About

New Generation of Model UN

GIOMUN 2026

Global International Online Model United Nations

GIOMUN is an international online Model United Nations conference bringing together delegates from different countries to participate in a structured simulation of multilateral diplomacy.

The conference provides participants with an opportunity to represent UN Member States, examine international issues, exchange perspectives, negotiate with other delegations, and work collectively toward the adoption of resolutions.

CONFERENCE FORMAT

GIOMUN is conducted entirely online, allowing delegates to participate regardless of their geographical location.

The conference follows established Model United Nations procedures while adapting them to an accessible and dynamic digital environment.

Throughout the sessions, delegates will:

  • represent their assigned countries;
  • deliver opening and policy speeches;
  • participate in formal debate;
  • negotiate during unmoderated caucuses;
  • establish working blocs and partnerships;
  • draft and introduce resolutions;
  • propose amendments;
  • defend their positions;
  • vote on final documents.

COMMITTEES

Each committee focuses on a specific international issue requiring diplomatic discussion and cooperation.

Delegates are expected to approach the agenda from the perspective of their assigned country rather than from their personal opinions.

This allows participants to experience one of the fundamental principles of international diplomacy: representing national interests while searching for international consensus.

PARTICIPANTS

GIOMUN welcomes students and young people interested in:

International Relations · Diplomacy · Politics · Law · Global Affairs · Public Speaking · Leadership

Previous MUN experience is welcome, but not required. Delegates are expected to demonstrate preparation, active participation, respect for other delegations, and a willingness to engage in constructive diplomatic dialogue.

OBJECTIVE

The primary objective of GIOMUN is to create an international platform where young people can develop practical skills in diplomacy and international communication.

The conference encourages participants to think critically, understand perspectives different from their own, negotiate under pressure, and develop solutions to complex international challenges.

GIOMUN is ultimately built around one principle:

One generation.
Many perspectives.
One global community.


 

 


 

Committees

  • 35 countries
    1. The impact of mass biometric surveillance and AI facial recognition on fundamental human rights in urban environments
    2. Combating the Malicious Use of Deepfake Technologies and Protecting Human Rights
    • Goodnews Emmanuel
    • Vladislav Gromov

    UNHRC

    Intermediate · English · 35 countries

    Topics

    1. The impact of mass biometric surveillance and AI facial recognition on fundamental human rights in urban environments
    2. Combating the Malicious Use of Deepfake Technologies and Protecting Human Rights

    About the committee

    Working Language: English The United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC) addresses the growing threat posed by the malicious use of deepfake technologies. As artificial intelligence becomes increasingly accessible, manipulated audio, video, and images can be used to spread disinformation, damage reputations, interfere with elections, and violate fundamental human rights. Delegates will discuss how the international community can combat the harmful use of deepfakes while protecting freedom of expression, privacy, and access to information. The committee will focus on developing practical international standards, strengthening cooperation between states and technology companies, improving content verification mechanisms, and protecting individuals from AI-generated abuse. Delegates are expected to balance technological innovation with the protection of human rights and develop realistic international solutions.

    Chairs

    Countries

    How this committee type works
  • 35 countries
    1. Combating Human Trafficking and the Exploitation of Vulnerable Persons
    • Daan Khan
    • Grigoriy Adian

    CCPCJ

    Beginner · English · 35 countries

    Topic

    Combating Human Trafficking and the Exploitation of Vulnerable Persons

    About the committee

    Working Language: English The Commission on Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice (CCPCJ) addresses emerging challenges posed by rapidly developing technologies and their connection to transnational crime. Digital technologies, cryptocurrencies, artificial intelligence, and deepfake tools are increasingly being exploited by criminal networks to facilitate fraud, identity theft, money laundering, disinformation, and other forms of organized crime. Delegates will discuss ways to strengthen international cooperation, improve legal frameworks, enhance law-enforcement capabilities, and protect individuals and organizations from technology-enabled crime. Particular attention will be given to the malicious use of deepfakes, cryptocurrencies in transnational criminal activities, and the illegal use of data and copyrighted materials for AI development. The committee will seek practical and internationally applicable solutions while balancing security, innovation, privacy, and fundamental rights.

    Chairs

    Countries

    How this committee type works

Organizers

Esha
Secretary General

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