PLISMUN 2026 | Prague 2026-01-29 | 2026-01-29 | mymun

Conference

Prague, Czech Republic

Jan 29 - Feb 1, 2026

200 delegates expected

School Students

At PLISMUN — Park Lane International School Model United Nations — we believe in the power of dialogue, critical thinking, and global awareness. Founded with the goal of empowering students to engage with the most pressing international issues of our time, PLISMUN is more than a conference; it's a platform for young voices to shape the future. 

Held annually in the heart of Prague, PLISMUN brings together delegates from around the world for three days of passionate debate, collaborative problem-solving, and cultural exchange. With diverse committees reflecting the structure of the United Nations, participants are challenged to think globally, speak diplomatically, and act responsibly. 

Whether you're a first-time delegate or an experienced MUN veteran, PLISMUN provides an inclusive, academically rigorous, and inspiring environment to develop leadership skills and lifelong friendships.

To apply, visit our website 

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Committees

World Health Organisation
Human Rights Council
Special Political and Decolonisation Committee
United Nations Office for Disarmament Affairs
International Civil Aviation Organisation
Historical World Health Organisation
Crisis Committee
Security Council
World Health Organisation
Human Rights Council
Special Political and Decolonisation Committee
United Nations Office for Disarmament Affairs
International Civil Aviation Organisation
Historical World Health Organisation
Crisis Committee
Security Council
Difficulty

Beginner

Size

35 Spots

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Beginner

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35 Spots

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Intermediate

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25 Spots

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Intermediate

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25 Spots

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Intermediate

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25 Spots

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Expert

Size

20 Spots

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Expert

Size

15 Spots

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Expert

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15 Spots

Description

Topic 1: Many rehabilitation centres worldwide are chronically underfunded and function with out of date methodology, focusing on abstinence only models. This leads to ineffective rehabilitation, only...

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Topic 1: With a population of over 10 million, the Roma community is Europe’s largest ethnic minority. However, despite previous efforts to integrate this community, it still faces heavy social exclus...

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Topic 1: The conflict in Western Sahara is a decades-long territorial dispute between the Kingdom of Morocco and the Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic, represented by the Polisario Front. After Spain’s...

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Topic 1: With nuclear power technology expanding over the past century, numerous sites have been designated and used for the disposal of nuclear waste. Many of these sites, particularly ones that have...

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Topic 1: Commercial airports are centres of mass activity and statistically are the most common locations for plane crashes to occur. This means that it is vital for the infrastructure at these struct...

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Topic 1: The year is 1350, and a new disease is now widespread across a large portion of Europe. Many are in disagreement about the origin and the nature of this plague, with some believing it has tie...

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The Crisis Committee allows experienced delegates to challenge themselves by tackling a developing conflict, where their decisions will impact the flow of debate. Delegates are unaware of the topic un...

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Topic 1: The India-Pakistan conflict remains one of the longest-running conflicts in modern history. Since the Partition of British India in 1947, both nations have fought multiple wars over the regio...

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Topics

Reevaluating rehabilitation centres in order to protect vulnerable groups heavily impacted by illicit substances.

Considering methods of mitigating the dangerous impacts of gambling on mental wellbeing

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Ensuring equal opportunities for Roma communities

Protecting the right to protest in democracies

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Discussing methods of securing peace in western sahara

Debating the reclaim of stolen artifacts from former colonial powers

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Ensuring the safety of previous nuclear disposal sites and neighbouring communities

Setting restrictions on the possible militarisation of space

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Reevaluation of international safety standards for commercial aircrafts and airports

The enforcement and reassessment of quality control regulations in the manufacture of airplanes

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Discussing the nature of the Black Death and how it can be contained (1350)

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To be announced at the conference

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Resolving the India-Pakistan conflict with the aim of achieving permanent peace

Organizers

David BouckProfile Picture

David Bouck
Deputy Secretary General

Henry BowdlerProfile Picture

Henry Bowdler
Head of Social Event

Igor ZajacProfile Picture

Igor Zajac
Secretary General

Thomas Michael HillProfile Picture

Thomas Michael Hill
Head of Social Event