HoffMUN 2026

Topic

The situation in Mali.

About the committee

After the retreat of the UN peacekeeping mission MINUSMA from Mali’s territory, the country has fallen into the deepest shambles the Sahel region has seen in decades. With cities destroyed, terrorism being at its peak, and large amounts of the population being without water, food, and electricity, Mali faces a deep crisis located within its core structures. After the two military coups carried out by Assimi Goita, Mali has had deep issues with restoring democratic systems. The assembled matrix will allow for outstanding debates, and by consequence a comprehensive resolution to the threats posed by the instability.

Chairs

• Axel Myszko
• Ivory Skrzyniarz

Countries

Topic

Strengthening European Cooperation on Military Mobility under “Readiness 2030”.

About the committee

The European Union's strategic plan "Readiness 2030" (formerly "ReArm Europe Plan") aims to significantly improve European defence capabilities by 2030. It plans to raise up to €800 billion through financial tools like the SAFE loan instrument, increased national spending and private investment to strengthen the defence industry, and make the military more ready for new security threats. Announced due to the fact of growing security concerns, the plan aims to address the need for Europe to reduce its dependence on external allies, particularly following the United States’ suspension of military aid to Ukraine on March 3, 2025. Its purpose is to reduce logistical, legal, and infrastructural barriers between countries, as well as enhance coordination among EU and NATO members. In addition to ensure military support to Ukraine, and prepare for uncertainties in relations with the United States. The plan first intend to jointly buy and invest in key European needs, such as drones and artillery technology. This topic is great to debate on this conference as in 2025, the program was criticized by Southern European countries like Italy, Spain, and Portugal because it follows the “more is better” idea from the Cold War. Critics say it makes countries spend more on the military, which then pushes other nations, especially non-allies, to spend more too. This is often called an arms race.

Chairs

• Róża Nowak
• Joanna Weronika Czerniejewska

Countries

Topic

Safeguarding Prenatal Care for Women.

About the committee

Prenatal care allows for adequate medical follow-up, early detection of potential complications, and access to education on how to maintain a healthy pregnancy and give birth in a safe manner. Although this type of care is very important, there continues to be an unequal availability of quality prenatal services globally with significant differences in accessibility for women who live in rural areas, low-income neighbourhoods, or belong to marginalised groups. One of the major components of complete prenatal care is access to reproductive healthcare, including safe and legal abortions. Where abortion services are restricted or limited, many women turn to unsafe methods of terminating their pregnancies that put them at greater risk for very serious medical problems and possible maternal death. Demographic factors play an additional role in making this issue more complex. Rapid population increases in some developing regions increase the strain already existing on healthcare systems. Aging populations in many developed countries create a shift in healthcare priorities and the health system's available resources. These and other imbalances ultimately result in a corresponding amount of inequity in access to safe childbirth care with women from low-resource environments having significantly higher risks associated with their pregnancies and birth experiences.

Chairs

• Zuzanna Belina Brzozowska
• Julia Arciszewska
• Natasza Wochnik

Countries

Topic

The Use of "Golden Visas" and Citizenship for Investment Schemes and Money Laundering.

About the committee

The Use of "Golden Visas" and Citizenship for Investment Schemes and Money Laundering is a serious global issue which raises concerns regarding safety and living standards of citizens in each country. This happens as wealthy elites exploit “golden visa” and citizenship-by-investment programs, where residency or even passports can effectively be purchased through major investments or real estate deals. Governments often defend these initiatives as tools for attracting capital, yet critics argue they undermine global efforts against corruption, financial crime, and tax evasion. Since this issue raises many controversies, it is essential to examine the use of “Golden Visas” and address it in a way that does not harm the country’s economy as well as the people living there.

Chairs

• Lena Kamińska
• Nina Mistygacz

Countries

Topic

Addressing Global Security and Public Health Risks of Unregulated Dietary Supplements.

About the committee

Lack of a universal definition of dietary supplements creates a threat to global security and public health as these products are inconsistently classified as food, therapeutic goods, or medicine under different jurisdictions. This gap is exploited by manufacturers and companies are often able to market supplements with specific health claims without providing specific scientific evidence or undergoing rigorous testing to prove their safety and efficacy. As a result, consumers around the world are exposed to potentially harmful or ineffective products, undermining public trust in health systems and increasing the risk of adverse health outcomes on a global scale. If you want to tackle this particular issue, which affects numerous people across the world, apply to World Health Organization!!

Chairs

• Julia D'Arcy
• Antoni Banaszak

Countries

Topic

Discussing Surveillance and Censor Technology Monitoring Private Messages.

About the committee

With the growth in internet usage as a base for everything there comes a worry of how much is the internet used as a means of communication between criminals. This has led some parties to believe that monitoring messages is a form of preventing crime. There have been some voices opposing this idea saying it’s a violation of human rights as it’s a breach of privacy. The question stands on how we prevent crimes happening through the internet while not looming over people’s private lives and intellectual property.

Chairs

• Oleksandra Nazarenko
• Ida Kreft

Countries