NMUN! 2025

Newbie MUN!

Nov 1, 2025 Online

Newbie MUN!

Conference

Online

Nov 1, 2025

70 delegates expected

High school students

In English

How it went

2.08

4 ratings from delegates

Academics: 2.25
Logistics: 2.00
Socials: 2.00

About

New Delegates, Bold Ideas, Global Impact

Welcome to Newbie MUN – Virtual Model United Nations 2025!

Join us for an unforgettable journey of diplomacy, debate, and global impact—with the added excitement of the virtual world!

Date: November 1st, 2025
Timings (IST): 12:00 PM – 6:00 PM

Why Participate?

World-Class Socials: Experience the best virtual socials, interactive games, and networking events—make friends from all over the globe and create memories beyond committee sessions.
Engagement: Participate in riveting debates, challenging crisis updates, and collaborative policy drafting—all online, from the comfort of your home!
Global Exposure: Connect with delegates and chairs from diverse backgrounds, cultures, and perspectives.
Skill Building: Enhance your public speaking, research, critical thinking, and negotiation skills.

Awards & Certificates:

Best Delegate: For exceptional research, leadership, and diplomacy.
Outstanding Delegate: For high-quality contributions and engagement.
Honourable Mention: For strong, consistent participation.
Special Mention: For impressive effort and notable improvement.
Best Position Paper: For outstanding pre-conference research and documentation.
Participation Certificate: For all delegates who complete the conference.

All certificates are officially recognized and will help you stand out in academic and extracurricular pursuits!

Join Newbie MUN 2025—where every voice matters and the virtual world unites bright minds for real-world change!

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Committees

85 countries

1. Bridging the Gender Digital Divide: Ensuring Equal Access to Technology- Discuss solutions to improve women’s and girls’ access to digital devices, internet, and digital education, especially in developing regions.
2. Addressing Online Gender-Based Violence and Harassment- Explore international measures to combat cyberbullying, online abuse, and the exploitation of women and girls in virtual spaces.
3. Empowering Women in Tech: Increasing Female Representation in STEM and Innovation- Debate policies that promote women’s leadership in tech industries, encourage female participation in STEM education, and support women entrepreneurs in the digital economy.