LIMUN 2026

London International Model United Nations

Feb 20–22, 2026 London, United Kingdom

London International Model United Nations

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Conference

London, United Kingdom·Europe

Feb 20–22, 2026

1,200 delegates expected

University students

In English

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Shared Futures: Building Diplomatic Pathways for Unity

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Welcome back to the 27th edition of the London International Model United Nations (LIMUN)– University Conference. This year, LIMUN will be held from the 20th to the 22nd of February, 2026. Reflecting on last year’s success, the Secretariat is working to bring you the 27th edition of the LIMUN Conference with high standards of debate and discussion. LIMUN is a platform for international dialogue and multifaceted diplomacy, hosting delegates, chairs and ambassadors from around the world, acting as an established academic institution for youth debate and advocacy for over two decades. This year, we are beyond thrilled than before to welcome you back for this renowned conference in the heart of London.

LIMUN 2026’s theme is “Shared Futures: Building Diplomatic Pathways for Unity.” Which calls on us to embrace diplomacy and collaboration in an increasingly polarised world. Inspired by the Pact for the Future and the UN’s 2026 priorities, we invite delegates to explore how unity and sustainable development can shape a more hopeful and interconnected global future.

At LIMUN 2026, you will collaborate on exploring the intersection of diplomacy and compassion and seek innovative solutions to problems on a global scale. Be inspired to take action as the next generation of global leaders, with the curiosity in you to embark on a journey to reinvigorate global governance and make the world a better place for all together.

Please refer to our website for instructions on applications.

The LIMUN University Conference is organised by the LIMUN Foundation, a charitable organisation (UK Charity Number: 1159324), that promotes cultural empathy, an understanding of international affairs, and awareness of the United Nations among young people. Besides the University Conference, the Foundation also organises LIMUN: High School, a conference geared towards high school students. The LIMUN Foundation is overseen by its Honorary President, Lord Mark Malloch Brown, former United Nations Deputy Secretary-General to Kofi Annan, in addition to an experienced Board of Trustees made up of many previous Secretariat members of previous editions of the conference. We are accredited by the United Nations Department of Global Communications and have recently partnered with the UN75 campaign to commemorate the United Nation's 75th anniversary.

Committees

Addressing the Regulation of Chemical Weapons
Evaluating the Regulation of the International Arms Trade

Aryaman Sharma

Evaluating the Effectiveness of the UNSC in UN Peacekeeping Operations
Levering/Regulating Digital Media Platforms UN Communication

Ava Gamba
Oliver Robson

Establishing funding mechanisms to address NATO Capability Targets and core defence requirements
Evaluating Civilian Preparedness and Resilience against Security Threats

Ekaterina Chasovnikova
Kelvin Ng
Norman Nielsen

Tackling The Impact Of Illegal Arms Trade On Conflict Zone
Improving Border Management Mechanisms And Fighting Corruption In Law Enforcement

Justine Mongereau

Addressing the Situation in Haiti

Oliver Baker

Addressing the Issue of Hypertourism and the Effect on Heritage
Ensuring the Rights of Stateless Persons and Minorities Facing Cultural Erasure

Josh Rogers
Oscar Parmentier

The Stateless Generation: Addressing the Rights of Stateless Children
Ensuring the Protection of Children in Conflict Zones

Inès Cholet
Jad Habib

Addressing the need for equitable political representation: Tackling gender gaps in Governance
Addressing Support for the Wellbeing of Female Refugees

Nina Lemvoka Ndosimau

Addressing the Matter of Assisted Dying, with regard to Compassion, Autonomy and Ethics
Addressing Inequalities in Reproductive Healthcare and Promoting Safety and Equity

Sasha Briec
Jenni Hargreaves
Jamie Wong

Balancing Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare with the Right to Human-Centred Care
Defining the Global Impact of Cultural Tourism

Alana Yelzhas
Thalis-Panagiotis Kalapothakos
Ivan Chedid

Safeguarding Open Civic Space and Freedoms of Expression and Assembly
Ensuring the Protection of Children’s Rights from Early and Forced Marriages

Matthew Paterson

Addressing the Issue of Legal Pathways and Access to Justice for Climate Refugees
Ensuring Equal Access to Justice for Victims of Sexual and Gender-Based Crimes in Conflict

Camille Moindraut
Sajid Srihi

Strengthening Cooperative Frameworks to Combat Piracy at Sea
Combating Money Laundering and Illicit Financial Flows in Global Maritime Trade

Megan Kong
Sophie Chee

Addressing the Global Security Threat Posed by the Dark Web and Cybercrime-as-a-Service
Strengthening cooperation in the detection and tackling of illicit financial flows and transnational money laundering

Ava Bradley
Maria Kliuchnikova
Angelina Helm

The Prosecutor v Bemba (Appeal)

Leila Saleh
Lily Connolly-Woods

Facilitating a Just and Sustainable Transition from Fossil Fuels to Renewable Energy Sources
Developing Comprehensive Strategies to Mitigate Marine Pollution

Jubilee Kothari

Bridging the gap between loss and damage response and disaster risk reduction strategies
Strengthening local governance and community-based resilience in disaster preparedness

Patrice M. de Guzman
Lucy Courtney
Reem Ghazal

Assessing Sustainable Solutions to Dependence on the United States for International Trade
Evaluating Cooperation and Coordination in Promoting Economic Policy in View of Global Instability

Vladimir Grosh
Emily Korobko

Reforming Global Financial Governance for Sustainable Development
Carbon Markets and Global Equity: Ensuring Fair Participation for Developing Nations

Navin Vithana

Bridging development gaps in post-conflict countries
Evaluating the UNDP’s Role in Transitional Justice Development Efforts

Ilan Einstoss Pato
Lewis Adams

Trade Governance in the Era of Artificial Intelligence and Data Sovereignty

Owen Tsai

Addressing Inequalities in Nuclear Energy Access and Utilisation
Evaluating Continental Economic Cooperation and Multilateral Development

Forming a Response to the Erosion of Democratic Institutions And Suppression of Political Opposition
Coordinating Regional Strategies to Reduce Forced Migration in Countries of Origin and Promote Integration in Host Countries

Josh Mills
Vicente Emilio Tralci Sindoni
Joselyn Rosa Stephanie Rivera Dávila

Addressing gaps in sustainability, enforcement, and marine governance for economic growth
Assessing Regional Connectivity: Balancing Sovereignty, Inclusivity and Sustainability

Lily Cadet-Sicot
Salma Fadhloun

Reevaluating the EU’s defence capabilities to strengthen cooperation and standardisation
Promoting European Solidarity in the face of Climate Migration