ivmun 2026

Topic

Combating Transnational Organized Crime in the Digital Age

About the committee

The United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) is the main deliberative body of the United Nations, where all member states have equal representation. It provides a platform for countries to discuss global issues, develop international policies, and promote cooperation among nations. In this committee, delegates will debate a wide range of global challenges such as international security, human rights, sustainable development, and economic cooperation. Through dialogue and negotiation, delegates will work to draft resolutions that encourage collective action and international collaboration.

Chairs

• Hüseyin Mansuroğlu
• Beren Yurtsever
• Nil ipek
• Sambidha Chaudhary

Countries

Topic

Addressing the Environmental Consequences of Artificial Intelligence Expansion and Data Centers with Special Emphasis on Developing Nations and vulnerable civilization.

About the committee

The United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) is the leading United Nations body responsible for addressing global environmental issues. Established in 1972, UNEP works to promote sustainable development, coordinate international environmental efforts, and support countries in protecting the environment. In this committee, delegates will debate pressing environmental challenges such as climate change, pollution, biodiversity loss, and sustainable resource management. Through diplomacy and collaboration, delegates will work together to develop practical solutions and policies aimed at protecting the planet and ensuring a sustainable future.

Chairs

• Sarah Abdul Hakkim
• Aariz Aftab
• aliza kadwani
• Demir Akdemir

Countries

Topic

Addressing the Escalation of the Israel–Iran Conflict Following Recent Military Confrontations

About the committee

The United Nations Security Council (UNSC) is responsible for maintaining international peace and security. It addresses global conflicts, threats to stability, acts of aggression, and issues related to international safety and cooperation. In this committee, delegates will debate urgent global crises, negotiate diplomatic solutions, and draft resolutions aimed at preventing conflict and maintaining peace. Through strategic discussion and collaboration, the UNSC works to respond effectively to international security challenges.

Chairs

• Nour Mroueh
• Sina Bahadornia
• Ulaş Ada Bektaş

Countries

Topic

Mitigating barriers affecting the mental health and psychological well being of all women and girls in areas of conflict zones with special emphasis on the deplorable healthcare situations in the Middle East and Sahel regions.

About the committee

The World Health Organization (WHO) is the specialized agency of the United Nations responsible for international public health. It works to promote global health, combat diseases, and support countries in improving healthcare systems and access to medical services. In this committee, delegates will address major global health challenges such as disease outbreaks, healthcare inequality, and access to medicine. Through discussion and cooperation, delegates will develop solutions and policies aimed at improving health outcomes and strengthening global health systems.

Chairs

• Devansh Kapoor
• Mina Arzu
• Prithwisha

Countries

Topic

The Great Train Robbery (1963): The Hunt for Britain’s Most Wanted Criminals

About the committee

Joint Crisis Committee (JCC): The Great Train Robbery (1963) On 8 August 1963, a group of criminals carried out one of the most notorious robberies in British history by stealing over £2.6 million from a Royal Mail train. The committee begins immediately after the successful robbery, where history is no longer predetermined. Delegates will shape the future through crisis directives, negotiations, intelligence operations, and strategic decision-making. The committee consists of two opposing cabinets: -The Robbers, aiming to escape, protect the stolen money, and avoid capture. -The British Authorities, working to recover the money and bring the criminals to justice. Every directive has consequences, allowing the committee to develop into a completely alternate historical timeline.

Chairs

• Ezel Kocaaslan
• Ömer Altin
• Yusuf Eymen Demiral
• Emir Efe

Countries