ORGDMUN 2025

ORG Diplomacy MUN

Feb 14–17, 2025 Bharatpur(Rajasthan), India

ORG Diplomacy MUN

Conference

Bharatpur(Rajasthan), India·Asia

Feb 14–17, 2025

100 delegates expected

High school and university students

In English

About

ORG DIPLOMACY MUN 1.0 is a simulation of a United Nations Conference attended by young leaders, referred to as Delegates, who are assigned a country or company to represent in one of the United Nations’ numerous committees with pre-set topics to discuss & debate. It is also a platform where young leaders gather at one place with a similar aim, that is to improve their skills in leadership, negotiation, and diplomacy. All those skills can be obtained by joining and participating in the ORG DIPLOMACY MUN 1.0 Conference. 

ORG DIPLOMACY MUN 1.0 CONFERENCE is carrying the theme of "Voices of Tomorrow: Shaping Global Diplomacy Today" as to inspire youth to engage in diplomacy, emphasizing their potential to influence global issues and foster understanding among nations. 

Committees

  • 31 countries · 20 delegates each
    1. "Protecting the Rights of Children and Youth in the Age of Technology"

    UNICEF

    English · 31 countries · 20 delegates each

    Topic

    "Protecting the Rights of Children and Youth in the Age of Technology"

    About the committee

    The rapid advancement of technology has a profound impact on the younger generation, including issues related to privacy, education, and mental health. This topic discusses how youth can advocate for their rights in the digital age. Discussion Points: 1.Protecting children and youth from online exploitation and cyberbullying. 2.Ensuring access to equitable education through digital platforms. 3.The role of technology in promoting youth empowerment and global citizenship.

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  • 106 countries
    1. "Youth Entrepreneurship and Innovation: Leveraging Technology for Economic Growth"

    ECOSOC

    Intermediate · English · 106 countries

    Topic

    "Youth Entrepreneurship and Innovation: Leveraging Technology for Economic Growth"

    About the committee

    Young people are key drivers of innovation and entrepreneurship, particularly in technology and sustainable development sectors. This topic explores how youth can contribute to economic growth through technological advancements and social entrepreneurship. Discussion Points: 1.Supporting youth-led start-ups and social enterprises. 2.Addressing barriers to youth entrepreneurship such as access to finance, mentorship, and resources. 3.Promoting digital literacy and skills for the future workforce.

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  • 20 countries · 2 delegates each
    1. "Reimagining Education: Youth-Driven Solutions for a Post-Pandemic World"

    UNESCO

    English · 20 countries · 2 delegates each

    Topic

    "Reimagining Education: Youth-Driven Solutions for a Post-Pandemic World"

    About the committee

    The COVID-19 pandemic has disrupted education systems globally, and youth have unique perspectives on how to adapt and improve education for the future. This topic explores youth-driven solutions for global education reform. Discussion Points: 1.The role of technology in ensuring continuity of education during and after the pandemic. 2.Creating inclusive educational opportunities for youth in marginalized regions. 3.Empowering young people to become leaders in education policy reform.

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  • 47 countries · 2 delegates each
    1. "Ensuring Education and Mental Health Support for Displaced Youth"

    UNHCR

    English · 47 countries · 2 delegates each

    Topic

    "Ensuring Education and Mental Health Support for Displaced Youth"

    About the committee

    Displaced youth often face severe challenges, including interrupted education and mental health trauma. This topic addresses how the international community can protect and empower young refugees through education and mental health services. Discussion Points: 1.Providing access to quality education for refugee and displaced youth. 2.Mental health challenges among young refugees and the importance of community-based support systems. 3.Youth-led initiatives to support refugees and promote social integration.

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  • 24 countries · 2 delegates each
    1. "Youth Leadership in Global Health: Addressing Mental Health and Well-being"

    WHO

    English · 24 countries · 2 delegates each

    Topic

    "Youth Leadership in Global Health: Addressing Mental Health and Well-being"

    About the committee

    Mental health is a growing concern for young people globally. This topic focuses on how youth can lead efforts to improve mental health awareness, access to services, and overall well-being. Discussion Points: 1.The impact of social media and academic pressures on youth mental health. 2.Advocacy for mental health services and policies for young people. 3.Youth-driven initiatives to promote mental well-being and reduce stigma.

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Organizers

Arpita Menaria

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