MUNSA 2025

Topic

Food and Agriculture Security in the Aftermath of Natural Disasters

About the committee

The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) is a specialized agency of the United Nations that includes 194 Member States, the European Union, and two Associate Members. FAO was established in 1945 to provide an extensive portrait of the food situation around the world that could explain the rampant malnutrition and hunger trends at that time. On this account, FAO has been extensively compromised over the last 80 years to provide food security and access to high-quality food on all continents thanks to the contributions of its member countries. Operating in 130 nation-states, FAO’s mandate encompasses incalculable missions to ameliorate nutrition, raise standards of living in rural areas, boost agricultural productivity, and assist in the furnishing of global economic growth.

Chairs

• Dorottya Krnacs
• Yekta Can Tursun

Countries

Topic

Preventing the Use of Nuclear Weapons in Regional Conflicts

About the committee

The Disarmament and International Security Committee (DISEC) is the First Committee of the United Nations General Assembly. It was formed under the signing of the UN Charter in 1945, aiming at providing a forum to discuss the maintenance of worldwide peace and security. On this account, DISEC works towards the UN’s goal of complete global disarmament with the focus of promoting cooperative actions to ensure stability with lower levels of armament, as well as regulate the armaments of its member states, giving recommendations of this principle to Members and, suggesting the Security Council to consider concrete topics of this nature. Delegates on this committee will be expected to provide long-lasting solutions to enforce DISEC’s disarmament initiatives to warrant that citizens worldwide remain protected.

Chairs

• Ansh Mehta
• Maui Idiaquez

Countries

Topic

Redefining ASEAN’s Approach to the Myanmar Conflict and Refugee Crisis

About the committee

The Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) is a regional intergovernmental organization dedicated to promoting political, economic and social stability across Southeast Asia. Consisting of ten member states, ASEAN serves as a vital platform for fostering cooperation, addressing regional challenges, and amplifying the collective voice of its members in the global affairs. The ASEAN committee challenges participants to develop innovative and actionable policies that reflect the organization’s core principles of unity, peace and progress.

Chairs

• Elisenda Monjas Alberdi
• Marc Pablo Layant

Countries

Topic

Determining NATO's Intervention in Bosnia and Herzegovina

About the committee

The Historical North Atlantic Treaty Organization (Historical NATO) committee takes delegates back in time to pivotal moments that shaped the modern security landscape. Established in 1949 as a collective defense alliance among western nations, NATO has played a critical role in maintaining peace and security during the Cold War and beyond. In this committee, delegates will tackle historical crises, navigate the complex geopolitics of the era, and strategize to balance national interests while upholding NATO’s mission of collective defense. This committee provides a unique opportunity to experience the pressures and stakes of historical diplomacy while shaping the trajectory of global security.

Chairs

• Hoda Chehab
• Felix Massey

Countries

Topic

Reforming Peacekeeping Missions: Haiti and Tigray

About the committee

Established in 1945 the Security Council is one of the principal organs of the United Nations. It is composed of fifteen members, of which five enjoy veto power and ten are elected by the General Assembly every two years. The Security Council's main objective is to maintain international peace and security. Under Article 25 of the UN Charter, its mandates are of obligatory compliance for all Member States. Due to the binding nature of its decisions, delegates in the Security Council will need to use all their expertise to engage in high-ranking discussions. Diplomatic skills and careful preparation will be crucial in order to achieve a comprehensive resolution.

Chairs

• Emily Piqué
• Javier García

Countries

Topic

The 1973 Institutional and Democratic Crisis in Chile

About the committee

MUNSA 2025 will be the first edition to incorporate a crisis committee! Delegates in this fast-paced simulation are challenged with real-time issues of different types and scope. A continuous influx of crises will unfold throughout the conference, to which delegates ought to respond enacting the adequate measures, statements and directives. Participants in both cabinets of this bi-cameral crisis need to be agile, versatile, and able to work under an ever-changing environment.

Chairs

• Sebastián Aguilar
• Sergio Antonio Küppers Montesinos
• Matthew Davies
• Gerard Olivon

Countries

Topic

The 1973 Institutional and Democratic Crisis in Chile

About the committee

MUNSA 2025 will be the first edition to incorporate a crisis committee! Delegates in this fast-paced simulation are challenged with real-time issues of different types and scope. A continuous influx of crises will unfold throughout the conference, to which delegates ought to respond enacting the adequate measures, statements and directives. Participants in both cabinets of this bi-cameral crisis need to be agile, versatile, and able to work under an ever-changing environment.

Chairs

• Pedro Alejandro Fernandez Casart
• Silvia Duque Rodriguez
• Àlex Font

Countries