NYC MUN 2023

New York Model United Nations

Apr 8–10, 2023 Online

New York Model United Nations

Conference

Online

Apr 8–10, 2023

100 delegates expected

High school and university students

In English

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About

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Model United Nations (MUN) Conference: New York City (NYC) Edition

Welcome to the NYC MUN conference, a gathering of young leaders from around the world to debate and discuss some of the most pressing global issues facing humanity today. The NYC MUN conference is designed to provide participants with a unique opportunity to engage in the art of diplomacy, negotiation, and decision-making, as they represent various countries in United Nations committees.

Over the course of three days, participants will have the chance to engage in lively debates, exchange ideas, and work towards crafting comprehensive solutions to some of the most complex challenges facing the world today. From climate change and poverty to peacekeeping and human rights, the NYC MUN conference provides participants with an opportunity to broaden their understanding of global affairs, develop critical thinking skills, and enhance their public speaking and communication abilities. Participants will be assigned to committees based on their preferences and areas of interest. Committees will be moderated by experienced MUN trainers, who will provide guidance and support to help participants navigate the complexities of international diplomacy.

At the end of the conference, participants will have the opportunity to vote on the final resolutions and proposals crafted by each committee, and awards will be given to participants who demonstrate outstanding leadership, diplomacy, and negotiation skills.

We invite you to join us at the NYC MUN conference to become part of a global community of young leaders committed to creating a better world for all.

Committees

  • 195 countries
    1. The Global Implications of Nuclear Weaponization and the Emergence of New Actors in the Arms Race
    • Pranav Reddy
    • Amaury Morales Pérez
    • Ayça Ayaz
    • Sukriti Mehta (she/her)
    • Chandrini sugumar
    • Sofia Rayees Ahmed

    UNGA

    Intermediate · English · 195 countries

    Topic

    The Global Implications of Nuclear Weaponization and the Emergence of New Actors in the Arms Race

    About the committee

    The Global Implications of Nuclear Weaponization and the Emergence of New Actors in the Arms Race is a broad topic that encompasses the history of nuclear weapons, the current state of nuclear arms control, and the potential for new actors to join the nuclear club. The emergence of new actors refers to the possibility that more countries may acquire nuclear weapons or that non-state actors such as terrorist organizations may acquire nuclear capabilities. This topic would require a deep analysis of the risks and consequences of nuclear proliferation, both in terms of regional and global security. It would also explore the ethical and moral implications of possessing nuclear weapons, as well as the political and diplomatic efforts to prevent the spread of nuclear arms. The sub-topics that could be covered under this topic include: The history of nuclear weapons and their impact on global affairs: This sub-topic would explore the origins of nuclear weapons, their use in warfare, and the development of international treaties and agreements to limit their spread. The current state of nuclear arms control: This sub-topic would examine the current state of global nuclear arms control, including the status of key agreements such as the Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT) and the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty (CTBT). The potential for new actors to join the nuclear club: This sub-topic would examine the potential for new actors to acquire nuclear weapons, including state actors such as North Korea and Iran, as well as non-state actors such as terrorist organizations. The ethical and moral implications of possessing nuclear weapons: This sub-topic would explore the moral and ethical dilemmas associated with possessing nuclear weapons, including the potential for catastrophic humanitarian consequences in the event of a nuclear war. The political and diplomatic efforts to prevent the spread of nuclear arms: This sub-topic would examine the various political and diplomatic efforts to prevent the spread of nuclear arms, including diplomatic negotiations, economic sanctions, and military interventions.

    Chairs

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Organizers

Shivinder Kaur

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