SPLIMUN 2026

Topics

1. Déconstruire les facteurs socio-économiques et systémiques à l’origine des réseaux de prostitution féminine internationaux à l'ère du numérique.
2. Intégrer les expériences des femmes dans les négociations d'après-guerre et les processus de reconstruction.

About the committee

Créée en 1946, la Commission de la condition de la femme est dédiée à la promotion de l’égalité des genres et à l’autonomisation des femmes et des filles à l’échelle mondiale. Ce comité met l’accent sur l’intersectionnalité en analysant la manière dont les discriminations de genre sont aggravées par des facteurs tels que la race, la classe sociale, le handicap, la nationalité, les situations de conflit ainsi que l’accès à l’éducation et aux soins de santé, encourageant ainsi les délégués à proposer des solutions politiques inclusives et transformatrices.

Chairs

• Anna Bardon
• Souha Tlili
• Coline Delorme

Countries

Topics

1. Proposing a peace plan scheme to address the refugee crisis without compromising the ASEAN principle of non-interference.
2. Addressing the multilayered vulnerabilities of migrant workers: improving labour rights and social protection.

About the committee

Founded in 1967, ASEAN seeks to promote regional peace, economic cooperation, and sociocultural development among Southeast Asian nations. In this committee, delegates address issues such as regional security, labor migration, environmental sustainability, and economic integration, while considering how diverse political systems, cultural identities, and levels of development intersect within the region.

Chairs

• Gabriel Guerreau
• lily travail

Countries

Topics

1. Bridging the gap: integrating people-centered, gender-responsive and youth-inclusive climate resilience strategies into Africa’s sustainable modernization efforts.
2. Agenda 2063: integrating marginalized groups in the African digital modernization in local and regional politics.

About the committee

Founded in 2002 as the successor to the Organization of African Unity, the African Union aims to promote peace, security, unity, and sustainable development across the African continent. In this committee, delegates engage with issues such as armed conflict, economic development, public health, climate change, and governance, while recognizing how colonial legacies, ethnicity, gender, and socioeconomic inequality intersect to shape policy challenges and outcomes within African states.

Chairs

• Loan Cartry
• Dangla Chloée
• Simon Gailliot

Countries

Topic

1983 - 1984: Severe drought in the Sahel.

About the committee

Established following the 1972 Stockholm Conference on the Human Environment, UNEP became the UN’s leading environmental authority. This historical committee places delegates in a past context where environmental awareness was emerging but unevenly prioritized. Delegates must consider how environmental protection intersects with economic growth, political power, and social inequality, all while operating within the scientific knowledge, diplomatic norms, and geopolitical limitations of the era.

Chairs

• Sofiia Zakrasniana
• Julie Sfeir

Countries

Topics

1. International response to the Syrian Refugee Crisis: procurement trends in the security industry and the instrumentalisation of irregular migration.
2. Hybrid Warfare and threats to European regional security: Use of proxies and armed non-state actors in the Russia-Ukraine War;

About the committee

As the First Committee of the UN General Assembly, DISEC addresses issues related to global peace, arms control, and international security. Delegates debate topics such as weapons proliferation, terrorism, cyber warfare, and militarization, examining how security policies intersect with human rights, economic disparities, technological access, and regional instability in an increasingly interconnected world.

Chairs

• Mitchidmaa Natsag
• Arya Uday Kumar Shetty

Countries

Topic

Avoiding "green colonialism": for a fair energy transition in the Global South.

About the committee

The BRICS+ committee represents a growing coalition of emerging economies aiming to strengthen South-South cooperation and reform global economic governance. Delegates explore topics including development financing, trade, global inequality, and geopolitical influence, analyzing how economic growth intersects with social equity, political power, and global development disparities in a multipolar international system.

Chairs

• Clothilde Doublet
• Sasha Sanchez

Countries

Topics

1. Resolving the two Libya: finding a solution to have a united Libya with a single government recognised by all Arab countries and the wider international community.
2. Reclaiming the Arab Narrative: media, culture, and representation.

About the committee

Established in 1945, the Arab League aims to strengthen cooperation and solidarity among Arab states. This committee addresses regional conflicts, development challenges, and social issues, emphasizing how shared language and culture intersect with political diversity, economic inequality, religious identity, and historical experiences in shaping collective action.

Chairs

• Ibrahim Bechara
• Mariem Ben Meftah

Countries

Topic

Weaponising identity: use of religious and ethnic divides in proxy war - the Sudan case.

About the committee

The UNSC is the UN’s most powerful body, charged with maintaining international peace and security through binding resolutions, sanctions, and peacekeeping operations. Delegates confront high-stakes crises where conflict intersects with humanitarian law, political legitimacy, economic instability, and civilian protection, while navigating veto power, alliances, and global power dynamics.

Chairs

• Valentina Lopez
• Amna sikandar

Countries

Topic

The siege of Troy: the 10th year.

About the committee

Nine years of war. Thousands dead. No victory in sight. The longest siege in history is reaching its breaking point. In the Greek camp, supplies are running low and alliances are fracturing. Behind the impregnable walls of Troy, King Priam sees his people starving, his allies weary, and his sons dying one by one. But what mortals don't know is that their fate is also being played out on Mount Olympus. The gods manipulate, betray, protect, and destroy, each pushing their mortal pawns toward victory or ruin. The question is no longer “who will win” but “at what cost” and who will really decide: the heroes or the gods?

Chairs

• Gaëlle Roy
• Sasha Briec

Countries

Topics

1. Covering the debates in committees by respecting the editorial line of your media.
2. Lead interviews and press conferences in committees.
3. Publish articles and breaking news to catch the touching moments of SPLIMUN 2026.

About the committee

The Press Corps represents the role of journalism and media in shaping international discourse and accountability. Delegates act as reporters covering committee debates, analyzing how information, representation, bias, and access intersect with power, public opinion, and policymaking, influencing both delegate behavior and conference dynamics.

Chairs

• Mamoun Benseddik
• Monika Bragado

Countries