NeoMUN 2026

Neo Model United Nations

Mar 21, 2026 Online

Neo Model United Nations

Conference

Online

Mar 21, 2026

150 delegates expected

High school and university students

In English

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About

Redefining Diplomacy for a New Era

https://meet.google.com/ifp-odwb-tgf- For the opening ceremony

Neo MUN is a next-generation online Model United Nations conference designed to redefine the way young leaders engage with global diplomacy. Rooted in innovation and driven by ideas, Neo MUN brings together voices from across borders to debate real-world issues with clarity, confidence, and purpose. And yes- it is completely free!!

Built for the digital age, Neo MUN blends rigorous debate with an inclusive and dynamic platform, empowering delegates to think beyond traditional narratives and propose forward-looking solutions. The conference emphasizes critical thinking, respectful dialogue and diplomacy, and leadership, ensuring that every participant is not just heard—but challenged to grow.

At Neo MUN, diplomacy is not rehearsed—it is reimagined. This is where new minds shape new nations and craft solutions for tomorrow’s world.


Conference details 

Date - 21st March

Schedule: (All the times are in IST)

12:30 pm- Opening Ceremony
1:00 pm- Committee Starts
6:00 pm- Closing Ceremony
 

In each committee the following awards will be given:

  1. 1x Best Delegates 
  2. 1x Outstanding Delegate
  3. 2x Special Mention 
  4. 2x Verbal Mention


      

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Committees

  • 195 countries
    1. Redefining Global Responsibility in an Age of Private Power, Non-State Influence, and Weakening International Accountability
    • Ellora Christy Callysta Pasodung
    • Pratik Mli
    • Naiara Anthony
    • Adam Rami

    UNGA

    Beginner · English · 195 countries

    Topic

    Redefining Global Responsibility in an Age of Private Power, Non-State Influence, and Weakening International Accountability

    About the committee

    The contemporary international system is no longer shaped solely by nation-states. Multinational corporations, digital platforms, private security actors, and influential non-state entities increasingly wield power that rivals — and often surpasses — that of governments, yet remain largely outside formal accountability frameworks. As traditional multilateral institutions struggle to regulate these actors, global responsibility becomes fragmented and uneven. This agenda invites delegates to critically examine how international law, governance mechanisms, and collective responsibility must evolve to address power that operates beyond borders and democratic oversight. The General Assembly will deliberate on restoring accountability, redefining state responsibility, and strengthening multilateral legitimacy in a world where influence is no longer confined to governments alone.

    Chairs

    Countries

    How this committee type works
  • 21 countries
    1. Respect for State Sovereignty and Non-Intervention in Light of Recent Actions Concerning Greenland and Venezuela
    • Aditi Ganesh
    • Khushi Shetye
    • Varad Jadhav

    UNSC

    Beginner · English · 21 countries

    Topic

    Respect for State Sovereignty and Non-Intervention in Light of Recent Actions Concerning Greenland and Venezuela

    About the committee

    In recent years, the use of force has increasingly shifted from a last resort to a normalized tool of statecraft. Military interventions, targeted strikes, coercive deployments, and unilateral security actions are frequently justified under broad interpretations of self-defense, humanitarian necessity, or national interest—often without international consensus or explicit authorization. This agenda challenges the Security Council to confront the consequences of a world where force is employed without consent and legitimacy is shaped by power rather than law. Delegates must debate the erosion of collective security, the role of unilateral action in maintaining stability, and whether international peace can be preserved when intervention becomes routine rather than exceptional. The Council faces the critical question of whether global security can survive when authority is exercised without accountability.

    Chairs

    Countries

    How this committee type works
  • 47 countries
    1. Classified
    • Yukti Yadav
    • Shaurya Khanna

    CCC

    Beginner · English · 47 countries

    Topic

    Classified

    About the committee

    This is the CONTINOUS CRISIS COMMITEE... the agenda would be revealed 2-3 days before the MUN!! Go apply if you want to have fun!!

    Chairs

    Countries

    How this committee type works

Organizers

Samar Singh
Director General

Tishir Ahuja
Secretary General

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