MGES Fall Edition 2026

Model Global Economic Summit

Sep 25–27, 2026 Bratislava, Slovakia

Model Global Economic Summit

Conference

Bratislava, Slovakia·Europe

Sep 25–27, 2026

40 delegates expected

High school and university students

In English

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About

Simulating the Future of Global Economics

We are excited to announce the Fall Edition of the Model Global Economic Summit (MGES), an academic simulation focused on global macroeconomics, financial crises, and institutional decision-making.

More than a traditional Model UN conference, MGES emphasizes economic thinking and simulates institutions that are rarely represented in student simulations, such as the BRICS or the World Trade Organization. Furthermore, during the last day, we don't read resolutions and vote. Instaed, we will be hosting a large committee simulating the World Economic Forum where the delegates will be competing for a special prize that will be revealed at the beginning of our plenary session.

Whether you aspire to respond to future financial crises, design economic systems, or take part in a policy simulation beyond traditional diplomacy, MGES offers a chance to step into the roles of key economic institutions and engage with real-world economic challenges.

This summit is more than just a conference; it brings together students interested in economics, finance, and international decision-making from across Slovakia and CEE.

Note: Delegate positions are assigned only after the participation fee has been paid.

Committees

  • 16 countries
    1. Designing the Post-Cold War Global Economic Order
    • Hanka Hladíková
    • Sophia Anna Hozlárová

    Historical Economic and Social Council

    Beginner · English · 16 countries

    Topic

    Designing the Post-Cold War Global Economic Order

    About the committee

    Delegates will take the role of a historical global leader to shape the global economic system emerging in 1992. As the Soviet influence declined, a new global superpower is about to rise, seeking to counterbalance the United States of America and redefine the Post-Cold War economic order. The committee will explore how institutions, trade systems, and financial structures can be designed to reflect this shifting balance of power.

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    How this committee type works

  • 16 countries
    1. Reforming Special and Differential Treatment for Developing Countries
    • Michal Petráš
    • Jakub Klabnik

    World Trade Organization

    Beginner · English · 16 countries

    Topic

    Reforming Special and Differential Treatment for Developing Countries

    About the committee

    Delegates will examine the framework of Special and Differential Treatment (SDT) within the World Trade Organization and its role in supporting developing economies. As global economic disparities persist, the committee will debate how SDT provisions can be reformed to ensure fairness, effectiveness, and accountability in the modern trading system. The committee will focus on balancing the needs of developing countries with the principles of free and competitive trade.

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    How this committee type works

  • 15 countries
    1. De-Dollarization in the International Monetary System
    • Vladimír Brdečka
    • Maxim Matovcik

    BRICS

    Intermediate · English · 15 countries

    Topic

    De-Dollarization in the International Monetary System

    About the committee

    The BRICS group, formed as a coalition of major emerging economies, will explore the possibilities of reshaping global monetary policy by reducing dependence on the American Dollar and establishing a new financial system. Delegates will debate mechanisms such as a common BRICS currency, increased use of national currencies in trade, and the expansion of the New Development Bank. The committee will also address the geopolitical and economic influence of the Federal Reserve System.

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Organizers

Barbora Majerská
USG for Communication

Daniel Isteník
USG for Design

Lucia Brdečková
USG for Pages

Martin Kníž
USG for Marketing

Matilda Dittelova
USG for Logistics

Maxim Matovcik
USG for Finance

Sophia Anna Hozlárová
USG for IT

Vladimír Brdečka
Secretary-General

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