Harmony Youth MUN 2026

Harmony Youth Model United Nations

Jul 21, 2026 Online

Harmony Youth Model United Nations

Conference

Online

Jul 21, 2026

200 delegates expected

High school and university students

In English

Applications

Closed
  • DelegatesApr 20 – May 4, 2026
  • ObserversApr 20 – May 2, 2026
  • ChairsApr 20–29, 2026

About

Diplomacy Begins with Harmony

HARMONY YOUTH MODEL UNITED NATIONS-

ABOUT THE CONFERENCE
Harmony Youth MUN focuses on creating a balanced platform where learning and diplomacy go hand in hand. Delegates step into the roles of UN representatives, discussing real-world issues such as human rights, global security, economic development, and environmental challenges. The conference is designed to be engaging, educational, and accessible for both beginners and experienced delegates.

WHAT MAKES US DIFFERENT
Harmony Youth MUN stands out because it prioritizes growth over competition and diplomacy over pressure. We focus on helping delegates improve their confidence, speaking ability, and understanding of global affairs rather than just formal debate intensity. Our committees are structured to be inclusive, interactive, and educational, ensuring every voice is heard.

We also emphasize:

  • A supportive environment for first-time delegates
  • Balanced academic and crisis-style experiences
  • Focus on real-world problem solving
  • Strong emphasis on teamwork and respect

AWARDS & RECOGNITION
To recognize outstanding performance, Harmony Youth MUN offers the following awards:

  • Best Delegate 🏆
  • Outstanding Delegate
  • Honorable Mention
  • Verbal Commendations

In addition, special recognitions may include:

  • Best Position Paper
  • Best Diplomacy Award
  • Rising Star (Best First-Time Delegate)

SKILLS YOU WILL GAIN
Participating in Harmony Youth MUN helps delegates develop:

  • Public speaking and confidence
  • Critical thinking and research skills
  • Negotiation and diplomacy
  • Leadership and teamwork
  • Global awareness and perspective

OUR VISION
Our vision is to create a generation of young leaders who value dialogue over conflict and cooperation over division. Harmony Youth MUN is not just a conference—it is a space where ideas shape the future.

 

Committees

  • 39 countries
    1. Enhancing Intelligence Sharing and International Cooperation
    2. Combating Terrorist Financing through International Regulatory Frameworks
    3. Countering Online Extremism and Radical Propaganda

    CTC

    Beginner · English · 39 countries

    Topics

    1. Enhancing Intelligence Sharing and International Cooperation
    2. Combating Terrorist Financing through International Regulatory Frameworks
    3. Countering Online Extremism and Radical Propaganda

    About the committee

    Main Agenda: Strengthening International Cooperation to Prevent Terrorism and Extremist Activities. The CTC (Counter-Terrorism Committee) is a specialized body of the United Nations Security Council established to monitor and strengthen global efforts against terrorism. It works by ensuring countries follow international counter-terrorism laws, improve security measures, and cooperate in preventing terrorist activities. In MUNs, CTC committees are typically fast-paced, crisis-driven, and focus on real-time problem solving, intelligence sharing, and strategic responses to threats.

    Countries

  • 40 countries
    1. Reforming Governance within FIFA
    2. Addressing Bribery and Financial Misconduct
    3. Restoring Public Trust and Protecting Stakeholder

    FIFA

    Intermediate · English · 40 countries

    Topics

    1. Reforming Governance within FIFA
    2. Addressing Bribery and Financial Misconduct
    3. Restoring Public Trust and Protecting Stakeholder

    About the committee

    Main Agenda: Combating Systematic Corruption and Restoring Integrity in Global Football Governance. FIFA (Fédération Internationale de Football Association) is the global governing body of football, responsible for organizing major tournaments like the FIFA World Cup. It sets the rules of the game, promotes football worldwide, and manages international competitions. In MUNs, FIFA is often run as a crisis committee, meaning it is fast-paced and dynamic, where delegates respond to unfolding situations such as corruption scandals, match-fixing, political conflicts, or major tournament emergencies, making quick decisions and strategic actions in real time.

    Countries

  • 40 countries
    1. Neutralizing State-Sponsored Cyber-Sanctuaries and Sovereign Immunity
    2. Combatting the ''Crime-as-a-Service'' (CaaS) Model in Human Trafficking
    3. Disrupting Cryptographic Money Laundering and Virtual Asset Volatility

    INTERPOL

    Expert · English · 40 countries

    Topics

    1. Neutralizing State-Sponsored Cyber-Sanctuaries and Sovereign Immunity
    2. Combatting the ''Crime-as-a-Service'' (CaaS) Model in Human Trafficking
    3. Disrupting Cryptographic Money Laundering and Virtual Asset Volatility

    About the committee

    Main Agenda: Operation Silent Syndicate: Dismantling the State-Shadowed Nexus of Cyber-Laundering and Decentralized Human Trafficking. INTERPOL (International Criminal Police Organization) is a global organization that helps law enforcement agencies from different countries work together to combat international crime. It focuses on issues like terrorism, cybercrime, human trafficking, and organized crime by sharing intelligence and coordinating operations across borders.

    Countries

    How this committee type works

  • 41 countries
    1. Reforming Legal Systems to Eliminate Gender-Based Violence Against Women
    2. Ensuring Equal Legal Rights in Marriage, Divorce, and Inheritance
    3. Strengthening Legal Protection Against Workplace Discrimination and Harassment
    • Hala Eyad

    UNCSW

    Beginner · English · 41 countries

    Topics

    1. Reforming Legal Systems to Eliminate Gender-Based Violence Against Women
    2. Ensuring Equal Legal Rights in Marriage, Divorce, and Inheritance
    3. Strengthening Legal Protection Against Workplace Discrimination and Harassment

    About the committee

    Main Agenda: Strengthening Legal Frameworks for the Protection and Empowerment of Women. The United Nations Commission on the Status of Women (UNCSW) is a UN committee that works to promote gender equality and women’s rights around the world. It focuses on issues like education, economic opportunities, and protection from discrimination, while encouraging countries to create policies that empower women.

    Chair

    Countries

    How this committee type works

  • 28 countries
    1. Protection of Civilian During Armed Conflict
    2. Access to Humanitarian Aid
    3. Destruction of Infrastructure

    UNHRC

    Intermediate · English · 28 countries

    Topics

    1. Protection of Civilian During Armed Conflict
    2. Access to Humanitarian Aid
    3. Destruction of Infrastructure

    About the committee

    Main Agenda: Deliberation on the Promotion and Protection of Human Rights in Conflict and Post-Conflict Zones with Special Emphasis on Civilian The United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC) is a UN body responsible for protecting and promoting human rights worldwide. It discusses issues like freedom, discrimination, conflicts, and violations, and works to hold countries accountable while encouraging global cooperation.

    Countries

    How this committee type works

  • 33 countries

    UNODC

    Intermediate · English · 33 countries

    Countries

    How this committee type works

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