IOMUN XX 2025

Topic

Conflict in Myanmar

Chair

• Semih Akgün

Countries

About the committee

Welcome to this historic meeting, bringing together the heads of the world’s top crimefighting organizations, along with the world’s most powerful intelligence agencies. For far too long, the world has been victimized by organized crime. Leaders of gangs and mafias profit from an estimated 5-10% of global exports, as they move stolen or counterfeit merchandise, drugs, weapons and even smuggle people through international borders. Whether via bribes or threats, local law enforcement and customers officers look the other way, while judges and prosecutors let the problem fester. From Sicily to Columbia, from Moscow to Tokyo, organized crime is growing, and evolving to adapt to the international economy. After decades of being terrorized by criminal gangs, who control local economies, spread illegal substances through violence, and promote corruption to protect themselves, the world is finally fighting back. The Organized Crime Fighting Alliance (OCFA) has been formed to bring the world’s most powerful resources and brilliant minds together in a unified fight to end organized crime once and for all. But the crime fighters are not the only ones who are meeting. At exactly the same time, in a different timezone in an undisclosed location, representatives and leaders of the world’s most nefarious criminal organizations are also meeting. This isn’t Moglivech’s annual birthday party or the summer retreat for the Five Families. This meeting is all business. There are rumors that the leading government crimefighting agencies around the world are forming a new partnership to target crime organizations. That is an existential threat to everyone present, and will require an unprecedented kind of coordination to stay three steps ahead of law enforcement, and make sure that crime organizations and their leaders live to prosper another day.

Chair

• Piyush Shenoy

Countries