MUNSA 2026

Topic

Addressing democracy and human rights in Venezuela

About the committee

The United Nations General Assembly, also known as UNGA, is the principal policy-making body of the United Nations. Apart from approving budgets, electing non permanent members of the Security Council, or appointing the Secretary-General, it also serves as a uniquely composed forum for multilateral dialogue, bringing together all Member States and addressing the full spectrum of issues encompassed by the UN Charter. At MUNSA 2026, UNGA will offer delegates an expansive and engaging arena. Its broad mandate will encourage comprehensive debate, strategic coalition-building, and consensus-driven negotiation across a wide range of global concerns.

Chairs

• Martina Ramoneda
• Daniel Aragón

Countries

Topic

Fortalecer las acciones de la Oficina de Drogas y Crímenes de las Naciones Unidas contra las redes terroristas y el crimen organizado

About the committee

La Oficina de las Naciones Unidas contra la Droga y el Delito (UNODC) es la institución multilateral de las Naciones Unidas que trabaja para apoyar a los Estados miembros contra el uso de drogas ilícitas, la corrupción, el crimen transnacional y el terrorismo. Creada en 1997, y actualmente con más de 20 sedes en todo el mundo, tiene como objetivo principal promover seguridad, paz y justicia a través de la asistencia directa a Estados miembros con el refuerzo de capacidades técnicas y legales a nivel doméstico, así como la promoción de programas transnacionales. Los delegados de este comité tendrán la responsabilidad de trabajar en equipo para facilitar soluciones duraderas y eficaces en línea con el mandato central de UNODC.

Chairs

• Celia Sedano Rojo
• Dimitry Fesenko Yaychenya

Countries

Topic

Displaced Persons at Sea: Addressing Maritime Limbo Through Asylum Access and Responsibility Sharing for Migrants and Stateless Individuals

About the committee

The United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR), also known as the UN Refugee Agency, is the UN body responsible for the protection, safety and support of refugees, stateless people and forcibly displaced communities. Established in 1950, its aim is to save lives, protect human rights and to build a better future for people forced to flee their homes because of conflict and persecution. Today, the UN Refugee Agency works in 136 countries and safeguards or assists 121 million refugees. In this edition of MUNSA, this committee will have the feature of being a double delegation. Focusing on aspects of teamwork, leadership and compromise in a context of humanitarian urgency, forced displacement and complex international coordination. Strengthening delegates’ essential skills to navigate today’s international environment.

Chairs

• Karim Abou Alayoui
• Leire Nieves Varela Bóo

Countries

Topic

Evaluating the Future of EU Enlargement: Balancing Integration, Security, and Economic Cohesion

About the committee

The European Council, also known as EUCO, is the highest political body in the European Union (EU). It was informally created in 1974, but it was not until the Treaty of Lisbon in 2009, when it was formally established as an institutional body of the EU. As one of the seven formal institutions comprising the European Union, the European Council brings together the highest executive authority of each member state with the objective of providing the general guidelines and political impetus of the European Union. Thus, the European Council, it is not a legislative nor executive body, as the Council of the European Union, the European Parliament and the European Commission, but instead gathers the 27 elected heads of state or government with the aim of giving general guidelines, strategic directions and focuses notably, on crisis-solving, to the other institutional bodies that further execute and legislate policies. It is composed of the permanent president of the Council, 27 heads of government or state, and the President of the European Commission. This committee provides the unique experience for those delegates who aspire to shape European integration from the highest authority core of the European institutions.

Chairs

• Lito Daskalaki
• Elsa Vinyals Solé

Countries

Topic

Admission of the Central Arab Republic (CAR)

About the committee

The League of Arab States is a regional organization founded in 1945 to strengthen ties among Arab countries. It focuses on fostering cooperation across political, economic, social and cultural fields among its 22 members. Today it brings together its member states from North Africa to the Gulf and serves as a diplomatic forum for consultation, joint initiatives and mediation. In this edition, delegates will explore not the present but instead the future of these countries and organization. That is why MUNSA presents the Futuristic Arab League, focusing on long-term regional integration and imaginative measures. This committee best suits delegates who enjoy strategic debate, creative problem-solving and building ambitious visions through negotiation and coalition-building.

Chairs

• Laura Martín Ribas
• Gerard Gríful Carbó

Countries

Topic

La Fiscalía contra Nayib Bukele: Deteniendo los crímenes contra la humanidad en el sistema penal salvadoreño

About the committee

Established in 2002, the International Criminal Court is an independent judicial institution responsible for prosecuting individuals for the most serious crimes of international concern, including genocide, crimes against humanity, war crimes, and the crime of aggression. Based in The Hague, the Court operates as a permanent body, seeking to ensure accountability when national jurisdictions are unwilling or unable to do so. By choosing this legal committee, the delegates are provided with a unique opportunity to explore the legal dimension of international relations, encouraging careful analysis, ethical decision-making, and debate on the balance between state sovereignty and international justice.

Chairs

• Anna Fernández Rivera
• Carla Gonzalez De La Paz

Countries

Topic

Strategic Competition and Climate Security in the Arctic: Militarization, Resource Governance, and Emerging Maritime Routes

About the committee

Established in 1945, the United Nations Security Council is the UN body responsible for maintaining international peace and security. It is composed of 15 members, including five permanent members: the United States, Russia, China, the United Kingdom, and France, alongside ten non-permanent members elected for two-year terms. The Council plays a central role in addressing global conflicts, authorizing peacekeeping missions, and imposing sanctions when necessary. The UNSC has been chosen for MUNSA 2026 because it offers delegates a highly realistic and influential setting in which they can engage with some of the most pressing issues in international politics, encouraging strategic thinking, negotiation, and multilateral problem-solving.

Chairs

• Adrià Ramon Regidor
• Alena Cooper

Countries

Topic

The Year 2440: The Threat of the Past

About the committee

Building on the success of its stellar debut, the Crisis Committee returns to MUNSA 2026 for its second edition, more dynamic and challenging than ever. This fast-paced, bi-cameral committee remains the pinnacle of high-pressure decision-making, where delegates must combine diplomatic agility with a deep understanding of international relations to uncover shifting threats and navigate unforeseen political turns. As the conference unfolds, a relentless influx of real-time events will test participants' ability to think strategically and act decisively, demanding the rapid enactment of precise measures, statements, and directives. Designed for those who thrive in an ever-changing environment, the 2026 Crisis Committee offers an even more immersive experience for versatile leaders ready to shape history in the face of global emergencies.

Chairs

• Codrin Moisa
• Anna Farré Pedrós

Countries

Topic

The Year 2440: The Threat of the Past

About the committee

Building on the success of its stellar debut, the Crisis Committee returns to MUNSA 2026 for its second edition, more dynamic and challenging than ever. This fast-paced, bi-cameral committee remains the pinnacle of high-pressure decision-making, where delegates must combine diplomatic agility with a deep understanding of international relations to uncover shifting threats and navigate unforeseen political turns. As the conference unfolds, a relentless influx of real-time events will test participants' ability to think strategically and act decisively, demanding the rapid enactment of precise measures, statements, and directives. Designed for those who thrive in an ever-changing environment, the 2026 Crisis Committee offers an even more immersive experience for versatile leaders ready to shape history in the face of global emergencies.

Chairs

• Alejandro Barrientos Silvestre
• Pedro Alejandro Fernandez Casart
• Silvia Duque Rodriguez
• Mihnea Pînzaru
• Diego Benítez Jarque
• Carla Gabarro

Countries