MUNUSAL 2027

Topics

1. Protección sin impunidad: Abusos en Misiones de Paz
2. Trata de mujeres y niñas en la Era Digital: Regularización de los Deep Fakes sexuales y la prevención de nuevas forma de explotación

About the committee

ONU Mujeres es la entidad de las Naciones Unidas dedicada a promover la igualdad de género y el empoderamiento de las mujeres y las niñas en todo el mundo. Creada en 2010, trabaja junto a gobiernos, organizaciones de la sociedad civil y otros actores internacionales para defender los derechos de las mujeres, combatir la discriminación y abordar las barreras estructurales que continúan dificultando la consecución de una igualdad efectiva. En MUNUSAL 2027, ONU Mujeres ofrecerá a los delegados principiantes la oportunidad de adentrarse en el mundo de los Modelos de Naciones Unidas a través de la diplomacia, la negociación y la cooperación multilateral. Los delegados deberán analizar las causas y consecuencias de las desigualdades de género, teniendo en cuenta las distintas realidades a las que se enfrentan mujeres y niñas alrededor del mundo, y trabajar conjuntamente para desarrollar soluciones inclusivas, sostenibles y aplicables. Como comité de iniciación y desarrollado íntegramente en español, ONU Mujeres constituye una oportunidad para familiarizarse con el funcionamiento de un MUN mientras se abordan cuestiones de gran relevancia dentro de la agenda internacional. Los delegados no solo deberán identificar los problemas existentes, sino también demostrar su capacidad para cooperar, negociar y alcanzar consensos que permitan avanzar hacia una mayor igualdad de género.

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Topics

1. Regulating the Dark Fleet and Combatting Sabotage with Resilience
2. Safe Passage Under Pressure: Adaptive Resilience for the World’s Maritime Chokepoints

About the committee

The International Maritime Organization (IMO) is a specialised agency of the United Nations responsible for establishing a regulatory framework for international shipping and promoting safe, secure, efficient, and environmentally sustainable maritime transport. Since its creation in 1959, the IMO has played a central role in developing international standards to prevent maritime accidents, protect the marine environment, and facilitate cooperation between states in one of the world's most essential sectors. At MUNUSAL 2027, the IMO will offer beginner delegates the opportunity to take their first steps into the world of Model United Nations while exploring the complex challenges surrounding international maritime affairs. Delegates will represent different Member States and work towards developing cooperative solutions to issues such as maritime safety, environmental protection, shipping regulations, and the future sustainability of global maritime transport. As an introductory committee conducted in English, the IMO provides an accessible environment for delegates to develop their debating, negotiation, and diplomatic skills while gaining a deeper understanding of the importance of international cooperation. Delegates will be challenged to balance national interests with the need for collective action in addressing the challenges facing the maritime sector.

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Topics

1. Defence Made in Europe: Overcoming Taboos to Implement the Common Defence Industrial Strategy
2. Safeguarding Freedom of Movement in the Schengen Area Amid Challenges to Border Management

About the committee

The European Parliament is one of the European Union’s main institutions and the only EU body directly elected by its citizens. Together with the Council of the European Union, it plays a central role in shaping European legislation, approving the EU budget, and holding the European Commission and other institutions accountable. Representing the interests of more than 450 million European citizens, the Parliament provides a forum for political debate and decision-making on some of the most pressing issues facing the European Union. At MUNUSAL 2027, the European Parliament will offer intermediate delegates the opportunity to engage with European politics through parliamentary debate, negotiation, and coalition-building. Delegates will represent Members of the European Parliament and will be expected to balance political priorities, national interests, and ideological positions while working towards common solutions. As an intermediate committee conducted in English, the European Parliament will challenge delegates to develop their public speaking, negotiation, and diplomatic skills in a dynamic political environment. Through discussion and compromise, delegates will have to navigate different perspectives and build the consensus necessary to shape effective European policies. The committee will encourage delegates to look beyond individual interests and consider how collective European action can respond to an increasingly complex and unpredictable international environment.

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Topics

1. Exportación de armas y responsabilidad en proxy wars
2. Órbitas en disputa: normas para evitar una carrera armamentística en el espacio

About the committee

La Primera Comisión de la Asamblea General de las Naciones Unidas, conocida como DISEC (Comisión de Desarme y Seguridad Internacional), se ocupa de las cuestiones relacionadas con el desarme, la seguridad internacional y la prevención de amenazas a la paz y la estabilidad mundial. Como uno de los principales espacios de debate de Naciones Unidas en materia de seguridad, DISEC aborda cuestiones como la proliferación de armas, los conflictos armados, las nuevas tecnologías militares y los desafíos emergentes para la seguridad internacional. En MUNUSAL 2027, DISEC ofrecerá a los delegados de nivel intermedio-avanzado la oportunidad de profundizar en algunos de los asuntos más complejos de la agenda internacional. Los delegados deberán representar los intereses y posiciones de sus respectivos Estados, negociar con otras delegaciones y trabajar conjuntamente para desarrollar propuestas capaces de responder a los desafíos actuales en materia de desarme y seguridad. Como comité desarrollado en español, DISEC pondrá a prueba la capacidad de los delegados para argumentar, negociar y alcanzar consensos en un entorno diplomático exigente. Los participantes deberán enfrentarse a posiciones divergentes y encontrar puntos de encuentro entre distintos intereses nacionales, teniendo siempre presente la necesidad de preservar la paz y la seguridad internacionales. En línea con el tema de MUNUSAL 2027, el comité invitará a los delegados a reflexionar sobre cómo puede la comunidad internacional adaptarse a un entorno de seguridad cada vez más impredecible y construir respuestas resilientes ante las amenazas del presente y del futuro.

Chairs

• Álvaro Suárez Gil
• Sergio Fernández Ramos

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Topics

1. Beyond the Mandate: Adressing the Challenges of Peacekeeping in Lebanon
2. Restoring Order in the Atlantic: The Threat of Piracy in the Gulf of Guinea to International Peace and Security

About the committee

The United Nations Security Council (UNSC) is one of the principal organs of the United Nations, entrusted with the maintenance of international peace and security. Composed of fifteen members, including five permanent members with veto power, the Security Council has the authority to adopt resolutions, impose sanctions, establish peacekeeping operations, and take other measures in response to threats to international peace and security. At MUNUSAL 2027, the Security Council will provide advanced delegates with the opportunity to engage with some of the most pressing and complex challenges facing the international community. Delegates will represent the members of the Council and must navigate competing national interests, diplomatic alliances, and the political realities that shape international decision-making. As an advanced committee conducted in English, the Security Council will challenge delegates to demonstrate strong negotiation, strategic thinking, and diplomatic skills. Reaching consensus will not always be possible, and delegates will have to carefully assess when to compromise, when to stand firm, and how to build sufficient support for their positions. In keeping with this year's theme, the committee will encourage delegates to consider how the international community can respond to an increasingly unpredictable global environment while preserving international peace and security. Faced with evolving crises and complex geopolitical dynamics, delegates will be challenged to look "Beyond the Horizon" and determine what resilience should look like in the future of international security.

Chair

• Yehor Shcherbakov

Countries

About the committee

The Globe is MUNUSAL’s bilingual Press Corps, providing delegates with the opportunity to experience the conference from the perspective of the international media. Rather than representing states or political institutions, delegates will take on the role of journalists working for different media outlets from around the world, each with its own political perspective, editorial line, geographical context, and approach to international affairs. At MUNUSAL 2027, The Globe will be an intermediate level committee conducted in both Spanish and English. Each delegate will be assigned a specific media outlet and will be expected to understand and embody its particular perspective when covering the events and debates taking place throughout the conference. These perspectives may differ significantly, reflecting the diversity of political ideologies, regional interests, and journalistic approaches found in the international media landscape. Delegates will be responsible for following the developments of the different committees, identifying relevant stories, conducting interviews, and producing journalistic content that reflects the perspective of their assigned outlet. They will have to decide which issues deserve attention, how events should be presented to their audience, and how their editorial line influences the way they interpret and report on international affairs. As a bilingual and intermediate-level committee, The Globe offers a different kind of MUN experience, combining journalism, political analysis, creativity, and critical thinking. Delegates will be challenged not only to report what happens at MUNUSAL, but to understand how the same event can be interpreted in fundamentally different ways depending on who is reporting it. Ultimately, The Globe invites delegates to look beyond the events themselves and question the role of the media in shaping public perception, influencing political discourse, and determining which voices are heard in an increasingly complex and unpredictable world.

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