GVMUNEC IV 2025

International delegates,

GVMUN is pleased to announce the fourth iteration of the Global Virtual Model United Nations Essay Competition (GVMUNEC), a contest for aspiring writers and thinkers to share their insight on the world. The competition will be composed of essay submissions from an informed international audience looking to spark change in the world. The ideas in each essay should bring a fresh new perspective to international relations and policymaking.

Competitors will be able to choose between two prompts, as follows:

1. How should the international community address the geopolitical and ethical challenges posed by artificial intelligence?
2. How can the international community ensure climate equity by addressing the disproportionate impacts of climate change on vulnerable populations?

They will need to write and submit a 600-800 word essay answering one of the prompts. Submission applications will be open on June 15th, 2025 and the deadline will be July 27th, 2025. Please attach your essay as a PDF under the position paper section with the following title format: [Name] - [Topic Number] - [Word Count]. All essays should use a Times New Roman size 12 font. Essays that do not meet all of the previous requirements will not be considered.

A works cited page is highly recommended, but not required, unless a paper has citations, in which case a works cited becomes mandatory.

July 27th is the deadline, although participants are strongly encouraged to submit their essays as early as they can. 

After the submissions have been reviewed, the top two essays from each category will receive recognition through awards and posts on our social media platforms, such as Instagram and LinkedIn. Winners will also gain the opportunity to become GVMUN Interns to work with our team.

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We're looking forward to reading your submissions and reviewing your ideas,

The GVMUN Secretariat


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