SOBMUN 2026

Sobieski Model United Nations

Nov 6–8, 2026 Warsaw, Poland

Sobieski Model United Nations

Closes Nov 2 · last day

Conference

Warsaw, Poland·Europe

Nov 6–8, 2026

150 delegates expected

High school students

In English

Applications

Open for some roles
  • DelegatesSep 19 – Nov 2, 2026Last day
  • Faculty advisorsSep 22 – Oct 30, 2026Closed

About

Where ideas turn into impact

We are proud to present the first edition of SobieskiMUN 2026!

As a new conference, our goal is to create a well-organized, engaging, and dynamic Model United Nations experience, focused on meaningful debate, active participation, and high-quality discussion. We aim to provide an environment where every delegate feels encouraged to contribute, think critically, and develop their public speaking and negotiation skills.

Whether you are an experienced delegate or attending your first conference, SobieskiMUN is designed to be a welcoming and supportive space where you can grow, challenge yourself, and take part in discussions that truly matter.

At the same time, we are committed to keeping the conference accessible and reasonably priced, while maintaining a high standard of organization and overall experience.

We would be delighted to welcome you ❤️
SOBMUN 2026 Secretariat

Committees

  • 15 countries
    1. The Question of Venezuela: Unilateralism and the De Facto Governance of Sovereign Member States'.
    • Lito Daskalaki
    • Sarah Frem

    Security Council (SC)

    Expert · English · 15 countries

    Topic

    The Question of Venezuela: Unilateralism and the De Facto Governance of Sovereign Member States'.

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  • 16 countries
    1. Addresing the Rising Use of Narco-submarines in Transcontinental Drug Trafficking Operations.
    • Pola Sadowska
    • Jakub Gałkowski

    United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC)

    Intermediate · English · 16 countries

    Topic

    Addresing the Rising Use of Narco-submarines in Transcontinental Drug Trafficking Operations.

    About the committee

    The increasing use of narco-submarines by transnational criminal organizations has become one of the most significant challenges to international maritime security and global law enforcement, especially in terms of tackling drug-trafficking. Criminals are utilising narco-submarines, ranging from low-profile vessels that travel just above the waterline, to fully submersible craft, which are designed to evade radar, aerial surveillance, and naval patrols. The construction and simplicity of these machines enables them to transport large quantities of illicit drugs across oceans. Originally these submarines were associated with cocaine trafficking from South America to North America, but nowadays they are also being detected on routes leading to Southern Europe, West Africa, and other remote regions, such as Australia, demonstrating the global reach of organized crime connected with drugs of different kinds. Delegates will have to cooperate in order to propose solid solutions allowing to detect in early stages attempts to conduct a smuggling operation using these machines, evaluate the effectiveness of existing counter-narcotics strategies, and propose ways to further curb the prevalence of drug trafficking.

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  • 19 countries
    1. Recreation of the 2026 Ankara Summit of Heads of State and Heads of Government.
    • Jan Wojdyło
    • Nicolas Paul Plodzik

    North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO)

    Intermediate · English · 19 countries

    Topic

    Recreation of the 2026 Ankara Summit of Heads of State and Heads of Government.

    About the committee

    For the first time ever on Polish MUNs, we are doing a recreation of an actual recent real life NATO summit of Heads of State and Heads of Government - that being the Ankara Summit, held in Ankara, Turkey, between the 7th and the 8th of July 2026. This summit comes at a very important moment for the Alliance - amidst the War in Ukraine, internal divisions within NATO, and a growing need for an increase in defense spending. In this unique and new format of NATO, the delegates will have the unique chance of taking inspiration from actual speeches made by actual heads of state at this summit, and the topics will be those actually discussed at the conference, instead of discussing only one specific topic, we will discuss many. We will also have some very interesting observers, that being the representatives of the EU, Ukraine, and even South Korea. To make the committee even more professional and fun, we have a custom made ROP.

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  • 16 countries
    1. Addresing the Rights of Indigenous People of Amazon and Preserving Their Cultural Heritage.
    • Hanna Szczepankowska
    • Marta Florentyna Święcka

    United Nations Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC)

    Beginner · English · 16 countries

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    Addresing the Rights of Indigenous People of Amazon and Preserving Their Cultural Heritage.

    About the committee

    The Amazon Basin is crucial for global climate regulation, with its rivers and evapotranspiration systems influencing weather patterns across continents. It's been described as the beating heart of the earth's living system. However, the rainforest is at a tipping point of collapse due to deforestation and prolonged droughts, exacerbated by human activities. Urgent action is needed and indigenous people are in a strong position to protect this critical ecosystem.

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  • 19 countries
    1. Addressing Regulatory Gaps in Protecting Minors from Loot Boxes and Gambling-Like Mechanisms in the Digital Environment.
    • Aleksander Sasin
    • Małgorzata Pompe

    United Nations Human Rights Council (HRC)

    Beginner · English · 19 countries

    Topic

    Addressing Regulatory Gaps in Protecting Minors from Loot Boxes and Gambling-Like Mechanisms in the Digital Environment.

    About the committee

    In today’s digital world, the global nature and accessibility of the Internet allow online services and platforms to bypass or operate outside existing regulations designed to protect children. Despite growing international awareness, loot boxes and other gambling-like online mechanisms continue to expose minors to risks involving financial harm, addictive behaviour, and manipulation. It creates significant regulatory gaps across jurisdictions. Although existing human rights and consumer protection frameworks provide some safeguard measures, they do not effectively protect children due to the absence of the global regulations directly aimed at addressing the given issue. Another challenge is the use of legal loopholes to promote online casinos. Large companies fund advertising campaigns that help streamers promote gambling during livestreams, even when such promotion is restricted or banned.

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  • 19 countries
    1. Establishing International Standards for the Ethical Collection, Storage and Commercialization of Neural Data Generated by Consumer Neurotechnology.
    • Jan Pomacho
    • Aleksandra Grzybek

    World Health Organization (WHO)

    Intermediate · English · 19 countries

    Topic

    Establishing International Standards for the Ethical Collection, Storage and Commercialization of Neural Data Generated by Consumer Neurotechnology.

    About the committee

    Neurotechnology is rapidly developing, with devices such as brain-computer interfaces and wearable technologies increasingly capable of collecting sensitive neural data. Unlike traditional personal information, neural data may reveal aspects of a person’s thoughts, emotions, health and behavior, creating new risks surrounding privacy, consent, security and commercialization. As countries develop different approaches to regulating these technologies, there is a growing need for international standards that protect individuals while allowing responsible innovation.

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  • 18 countries
    1. Addressing the Exploitation of Women Workers in the Fast Fashion Industry.
    • Stanisław Kośmicki
    • Nina Sikorska
    • Marysia Błażejewska

    United Nations Entity for Gender Equality and the Empowerment of Women (UN Women)

    Beginner · English · 18 countries

    Topic

    Addressing the Exploitation of Women Workers in the Fast Fashion Industry.

    About the committee

    In recent years, fast fashion has become very popular due to its accessibility and affordability, while its true cost is being overlooked: the suffering and silenced voices of millions of workers worldwide, the overwhelming majority of whom are women and girls. Unsafe working conditions, exhausting hours, inadequate wages, exploitation, and child labour are among the existing issues which are commonplace in the industry. However, the crux of the issue is that consumers are often aware of these abuses, yet they still continue to support the fast fashion industry, prioritising low prices and convenience over ethical considerations.

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Organizers

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Head of Finance

Jerzy Edward Aniołek
Head of Logistics

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Head of Supplies

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Head of Pages

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Head of Media and Design

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Head of External Relations

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President of the General Assembly

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