GloSMUN 2026

Global Summit Model United Nations

Sep 5–6, 2026 Online

Global Summit Model United Nations

Conference

Online

Sep 5–6, 2026

120 delegates expected

High school and university students

In English

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About

Shaping tomorrow's diplomacy, today

Welcome to the Global Summit Model United Nations 2026 (GloSMUN 2026)!

GloSMUN 2026 is an elite, fully online international simulation designed to bring together passionate high school and university students from all around the globe. Operating under the highest standards of diplomacy, our conference aims to foster critical thinking, intense negotiation, and global leadership.

On September 5th and 6th, delegates will have the unique opportunity to address some of the world's most pressing challenges across two highly dynamic committees: the United Nations Security Council (UNSC) and the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA).

Whether you are a seasoned MUNer looking for high-level debate or a beginner eager to develop your public speaking and diplomatic skills, GloSMUN 2026 is the perfect platform for you.

Join us to debate, negotiate, and shape the future. Applications are now open!

Committees

  • 16 countries
    1. State Sovereignty and Digital Freedom: Regulating Transnational Social Media Platforms and the Containment of Global Hate Speech.
    • yusra Anwar
    • Barsha Chhetri
    • kaashvyi agrawal
    • Varun Kandpal
    • Đức Trung Nguyen
    • Siddhant Shrivastava

    United Nations Security Council

    Intermediate · English · 16 countries

    Topic

    State Sovereignty and Digital Freedom: Regulating Transnational Social Media Platforms and the Containment of Global Hate Speech.

    About the committee

    The United Nations Security Council (UNSC) is the premier organ responsible for maintaining international peace and security. In this simulation, delegates will step into the shoes of global superpowers and elected members to address critical threats to geopolitical stability. Expect fast-paced debates, intense crisis management, and high-stakes negotiations where every word in a resolution counts and the power of the veto hangs in the balance.

    Chairs

    Countries

    How this committee type works
  • 48 countries
    1. Systemic Violence Against Women and Minorities in Armed Conflicts: Enhancing Accountability and International Protection Mechanisms.
    • Anika Chandak
    • Anmol Goswami
    • Mariam charif rguibi
    • Noor-E-Fatima Batool
    • Mohammed Aijaz Belim
    • Zechariah Zac Loo

    Human Rights Council

    English · 48 countries

    Topic

    Systemic Violence Against Women and Minorities in Armed Conflicts: Enhancing Accountability and International Protection Mechanisms.

    About the committee

    The United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC) is tasked with the vital mission of promoting and protecting human rights around the globe. In this committee, delegates will confront severe humanitarian crises, systemic violations, and the complex balance between national sovereignty and universal human dignity. Expect high-stakes diplomacy, emotional yet highly rational debates, and the challenge of drafting resolutions that can protect vulnerable populations worldwide.

    Chairs

    Countries

    How this committee type works
  • 3 countries · 20 delegates each
    1. Global Reallocation Pool: Securing Vacant Seats Across Active Committees (UNSC, UNHRC & DISEC)

    Waitlist

    English · 3 countries · 20 delegates each

    Topic

    Global Reallocation Pool: Securing Vacant Seats Across Active Committees (UNSC, UNHRC & DISEC)

    About the committee

    The GloSMUN 2026 Waitlist is the official queue and reallocation pool for delegates seeking assignment after regular committee capacities have been reached. By applying to the Waitlist, your application will be evaluated by the Organizing Secretariat according to our standard academic and delegate requirements. As seats open up across our active committees: the United Nations Security Council (UNSC), the United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC), and the Disarmament & International Security Committee (DISEC)—priority assignments will be issued directly from this roster. 📌 How It Works: • Submit your application indicating your general committee preference. • Once approved, you are placed in priority queue for the next available country allocation. • When a vacancy arises due to final withdrawals or reallocations, you will be notified immediately via MyMUN and email with your official assignment.

    Countries

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