IYA by DARE 2026

INTERNATIONAL YOUTH ASSEMBLY

Dec 6, 2026 Online

INTERNATIONAL YOUTH ASSEMBLY

Closes Dec 5 · 21 days left

Conference

Online

Dec 6, 2026

100 delegates expected

Students of all levels

In English

Applications

Open
Nov 9 – Dec 5, 2026
  • Delegates

About

Geopolitical Realignment — Transformation of global power structures.

INTERNATIONAL YOUTH ASSEMBLY 2026

A Global Platform for Dialogue, Diplomacy & Youth Leadership

Organised by D.A.R.E. – Development for Academic Research and Excellence

ABOUT THE ASSEMBLY

The future of global governance deserves a voice from the next generation.

The International Youth Assembly (IYA) 2026 is an international Model United Nations simulation organised by D.A.R.E., bringing together young delegates from across the world to engage in diplomacy, international relations, policy discussions and collaborative problem-solving.

This edition will feature the United Nations Human Rights Council (UNHRC), where delegates will examine questions surrounding global representation, international cooperation and the evolving structure of multilateral governance.

Through structured debate, diplomatic negotiations and resolution drafting, participants will explore how global institutions can become more representative, inclusive and effective in an increasingly multipolar world.

COMMITTEE

United Nations General  Assembly  (UNGA)

AGENDA

Reforming Global Governance: Ensuring Equitable Representation and Strengthening Multilateralism in a Multipolar World

Delegates will examine the challenges of equitable representation in international institutions, the importance of strengthening multilateral cooperation and the role of global governance in addressing emerging geopolitical realities.

ELIGIBILITY

  • Open to participants from all countries worldwide.
  • Students and young individuals interested in diplomacy, international relations, human rights and global affairs are welcome.
  • No previous MUN experience is required.
  • Both beginners and experienced delegates are welcome.
  • Individual participation.

ASSEMBLY FORMAT

1. Registration & Allocation

Registered participants will receive their country or portfolio allocations and relevant committee information.

2. Opening Session

An introductory session covering committee procedures, rules of debate and the agenda.

3. Committee Proceedings

Delegates will present national positions, participate in moderated caucuses, engage in discussions and negotiate with fellow representatives.

4. Resolution Drafting

Delegates will collaborate on working papers and draft resolutions addressing the committee agenda.

5. Closing Session

Final discussions, resolution proceedings and recognition of outstanding delegates.

RULES & REGULATIONS

  1. Delegates must maintain diplomatic conduct throughout the assembly.
  2. Participants must represent their assigned countries and positions accurately.
  3. All discussions must remain relevant to the committee agenda.
  4. Respect for different national perspectives and opinions is mandatory.
  5. Plagiarism, personal attacks and disruptive behaviour are prohibited.
  6. Delegates must follow the Rules of Procedure communicated by the organising team.
  7. The decisions of the organising and judging panels will be final.

SKILLS TO BE ASSESSED

  • Diplomatic Communication
  • Public Speaking
  • Critical Thinking
  • Negotiation
  • Research and Analysis
  • International Relations
  • Policy Formulation
  • Leadership
  • Resolution Drafting
  • Multilateral Collaboration

CERTIFICATES & RECOGNITION

  • E-certificates will be provided to eligible participants.
  • Outstanding delegates will receive special recognition.
  • Awards will recognise excellence in diplomacy, research, negotiation and committee participation.

EVENT DETAILS

Event: International Youth Assembly 2026
Organiser: D.A.R.E. – Development for Academic Research and Excellence
Date: 6 December 2026
Committee: UNGA
Mode: Online
Participation: International delegates
Format: Model United Nations Simulation, ONLINE
Registration Fee: free
Time: To be announced

REGISTRATION & INFORMATION

Take your place in the global conversation.

Register to represent a nation, engage in meaningful diplomatic dialogue and contribute to discussions on the future of global governance.

Official Instagram:
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Contact:
mailto:dare.off.international@gmail.com
Official whatsapp :
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Beyond Borders. Beyond Perspectives. Towards a Shared Future.

INTERNATIONAL YOUTH ASSEMBLY 2026
Where Young Voices Meet Global Affairs.

Committees

  • 72 countries

    The agenda, "Reforming Global Governance: Ensuring Equitable Representation and Strengthening Multilateralism in a Multipolar World," addresses the growing need to reshape international institutions in response to shifting geopolitical realities and the emergence of multiple centres of global power. As developing nations seek greater representation and established powers navigate changing international dynamics, questions arise about the fairness, legitimacy and effectiveness of existing governance structures. This committee invites delegates to examine historical power imbalances, challenge institutional limitations and explore meaningful reforms that promote equitable participation, strengthen international cooperation and ensure that multilateral institutions remain relevant in an evolving world order. At its core, the debate challenges delegates to consider whether global governance can truly represent a multipolar world while balancing national sovereignty, collective responsibility and international stability.

    • D.A.R.E
    • Dhaneshwar

    United Nations General Assembly

    Beginner · English · 72 countries

    About the committee

    The agenda, "Reforming Global Governance: Ensuring Equitable Representation and Strengthening Multilateralism in a Multipolar World," addresses the growing need to reshape international institutions in response to shifting geopolitical realities and the emergence of multiple centres of global power. As developing nations seek greater representation and established powers navigate changing international dynamics, questions arise about the fairness, legitimacy and effectiveness of existing governance structures. This committee invites delegates to examine historical power imbalances, challenge institutional limitations and explore meaningful reforms that promote equitable participation, strengthen international cooperation and ensure that multilateral institutions remain relevant in an evolving world order. At its core, the debate challenges delegates to consider whether global governance can truly represent a multipolar world while balancing national sovereignty, collective responsibility and international stability.

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