IDSMUN 2026

The Indian Diplomatic Summit 2025 is a premier platform for young leaders, policymakers, and aspiring diplomats to engage in immersive simulations of governance, law, and international relations. Over the course of the summit, participants will debate, negotiate, and draft solutions to pressing national and global challenges, reflecting the complexity of real-world decision-making.

The conference emphasizes collaboration, strategic thinking, and leadership, encouraging delegates to approach issues from multiple perspectives while fostering a spirit of diplomacy and dialogue. By participating, delegates gain practical experience in public policy formulation, multilateral negotiation, and judicial reasoning, preparing them to become informed and responsible contributors to society and the global community.

1. All India Political Parties Meet (AIPPM)

Agenda: Reviewing National Security Measures and the Misuse of Surveillance & Data Collection Laws in India

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Delegates will role-play members of India’s political parties to debate the balance between national security and citizens’ privacy. The committee will examine the implementation of surveillance systems, potential misuse of data collection laws, and the impact of these policies on civil liberties, democratic accountability, and public trust. Delegates will draft recommendations to ensure security measures are effective without infringing upon constitutional rights.

2. United Nations Security Council (UNSC)
 

Agenda: The Situation in Venezuela — Maintenance of International Peace and Security

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Delegates will simulate the Security Council, addressing the ongoing conflict in Venezuela and its implications for international peace and stability. The committee will analyze violations of international law, assess humanitarian impacts, evaluate the role of global powers, and discuss sanctions, peacekeeping measures, and diplomatic solutions to de-escalate tensions while upholding the UN Charter.

3. Supreme Court of India Simulation

Agenda: State of Maharashtra (Prosecution) vs. Asha Verma (Defence) — Constitutional Validity of Arrest and Legality of State Surveillance Policy

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Delegates will act as lawyers and witnesses to adjudicate this high-profile case. The committee will explore the conflict between freedom of speech (Article 19), privacy rights (Article 21), and state security measures. The delegates will act as real Supreme Court lawyers and follow all the code of conduct of the Supreme Court of India and present there case . All the chairpersons will act as the judges .

4. United Nations Development Program (UNDP)

Agenda: Strengthening Global Education Systems for Inclusive and Quality Learning

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Education is universally recognized as a fundamental human right and a cornerstone for sustainable development, peace, and social progress. Globally, access to quality education remains uneven, with millions of children and young adults facing barriers due to poverty, conflict, displacement, gender inequality, or lack of infrastructure. Despite international efforts, learning outcomes and literacy rates vary significantly across countries and regions, highlighting the ongoing need for targeted initiatives.

5.UN Global Emergency Coordination Council

Agenda:crisis 
Comprising key state actors, the Council is mandated to assess real-time developments, coordinate cross-border emergency responses, and issue urgent directives under extreme time pressure. Traditional UN mechanisms have proven inadequate or deadlocked; consequently, the GECC operates in a continuous crisis format where decisions carry immediate consequences. Delegates must navigate intelligence uncertainty, geopolitical rivalry, and public pressure while balancing national interests with global stability. The Council’s effectiveness will determine whether the international system adapts or collapses under crisis.