HultMUN 2025*

Hult Model United Nations

Jan 30 – Feb 1, 2026 London, United Kingdom

Hult Model United Nations

Conference

London, United Kingdom·Europe

Jan 30 – Feb 1, 2026

100 delegates expected

University students

In English

How it went

4.1636 ratings from delegates
Academics
4.44
Logistics
4.14
Socials
3.92

About

New World Order: Redefining Diplomacy

Diplomacy is no longer confined to closed-door negotiations between states. In today’s interconnected world, power is exercised through multiple actors like governments, international organisations, corporations, civil society, and even individuals. As global challenges grow more complex, traditional diplomatic frameworks are being tested, reshaped, and, in some cases, fundamentally redefined.

From shifting geopolitical alliances and economic interdependence to humanitarian crises, technological disruption, and climate insecurity, diplomacy now operates in a space where influence is fluid, and outcomes depend on cooperation across sectors. The ability to negotiate, adapt, and lead in uncertainty has become essential for addressing global issues that transcend borders.

HultMUN 2025* seeks to explore how diplomacy is evolving in response to these realities. Under the theme of Redefining Diplomacy, the conference challenges delegates to rethink conventional approaches to negotiation, representation, and conflict resolution. Delegates will engage with questions surrounding legitimacy, power dynamics, ethical responsibility, and the role of emerging actors in shaping international outcomes.

At HultMUN, we value critical thinking, collaboration, and principled leadership. We believe diplomacy is not static, and that it must evolve alongside the world it seeks to govern. Through rigorous debate, multilateral decision-making, and strategic negotiation, delegates will be encouraged to move beyond surface-level solutions and engage with the deeper structures that define global affairs.

Join us at HultMUN 2025* to collaborate with driven delegates from around the world, confront pressing international challenges, and redefine what effective diplomacy looks like in the modern era. Together, we aim to foster dialogue that is thoughtful, inclusive, and impactful; laying the groundwork for a more responsive and resilient international system.

All updated information related to the conference can be found on our Instagram: @hultmun.conference

Please note that HultMUN 2025* will not be able to provide or assist with any visa processes, including invitation letters.

Location:
Hult International Business School - London Undergraduate Campus
Hult House East, 35 Commercial Road, London E1 1LD

Delegate Fee: £25 (Socials and lunch included)

For any queries or concerns, please reach out to us at: hultmun.secretariat@gmail.com

Committees

  • 29 countries
    1. Preventing the Recruitment of Youth by Organized Crime
    • Elio Karam
    • Andrew Gracio Mailoa
    • Emily Korobko

    United Nations Office of Drugs & Crime (UNODC)

    Beginner · English · 29 countries

    Topic

    Preventing the Recruitment of Youth by Organized Crime

    About the committee

    The United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime addresses the persistent challenge of youth recruitment by organized crime. Socio-economic vulnerability, weak institutions, and transnational networks continue to fuel this threat. By selecting this topic, delegates are encouraged to examine prevention strategies, rehabilitation frameworks, and international cooperation while balancing security, development, and human rights.

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  • 28 countries
    1. Establishing Robust Frameworks to Safeguard the Human Rights of Non-Combatants in Southeast Asian Armed Conflicts
    • Owen Tsai
    • Robin Haller
    • Charlie Massa

    United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC)

    Intermediate · English · 28 countries

    Topic

    Establishing Robust Frameworks to Safeguard the Human Rights of Non-Combatants in Southeast Asian Armed Conflicts

    About the committee

    The Human Rights Council addresses growing concerns over the protection of non-combatants in Southeast Asian armed conflicts. Persistent violence, displacement, and rights violations challenge existing safeguards. By selecting this topic, delegates are encouraged to examine humanitarian obligations, state accountability, and regional complexities while proposing balanced frameworks to strengthen civilian protection without undermining sovereignty.

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  • 19 countries
    1. The Prosecution v. Rodrigo Roa Duterte (Pre-Trial Chamber)

    International Criminal Court (ICC)

    Intermediate · English · 19 countries

    Topic

    The Prosecution v. Rodrigo Roa Duterte (Pre-Trial Chamber)

    About the committee

    In the first edition of HultMUN to feature the International Criminal Court, delegates will examine The Prosecution v. Rodrigo Roa Duterte before the Pre-Trial Chamber. Balancing justice, sovereignty, and due process, the committee confronts complex legal and political questions surrounding jurisdiction, accountability, and international criminal law.

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  • 17 countries
    1. Weaponization of the Climate: Addressing the Security Threat of Climate Engineering and Resource Manipulation in Armed Conflicts
    • Oban Mackie
    • Megan Kong

    United Nations Security Council (UNSC)

    Expert · English · 17 countries

    Topic

    Weaponization of the Climate: Addressing the Security Threat of Climate Engineering and Resource Manipulation in Armed Conflicts

    About the committee

    The Security Council confronts emerging challenges as climate engineering and resource manipulation are increasingly exploited within armed conflicts. Such practices threaten peace, sovereignty, and human security. By selecting this topic, delegates are encouraged to examine legal, ethical, and strategic complexities and deliberate on collective measures to prevent environmental tools from becoming instruments of war.

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  • 12 countries

    The Press Committee documents proceedings across all committees, reporting on debates, resolutions, and diplomatic developments throughout HultMUN. Through written coverage and press conferences with delegates, the committee captures the realities of multilateral negotiations while upholding principles of journalistic integrity, accuracy, and responsible reporting.

    Press Committee

    Beginner · English · 12 countries

    About the committee

    The Press Committee documents proceedings across all committees, reporting on debates, resolutions, and diplomatic developments throughout HultMUN. Through written coverage and press conferences with delegates, the committee captures the realities of multilateral negotiations while upholding principles of journalistic integrity, accuracy, and responsible reporting.

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Past editions

  • 4editions since 2022
  • 4.23 average of 145 ratings
  • 4+in every rated edition

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Organizers

Christian Galindo
Crisis Director

Emily Pelletier
Finance

Kyle Wilkinson
USG External Relations

Lucien Khoury
Deputy Secretary General

Nicolas Duran
Secretary General

Uditanshi Kumar
USG Academics

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