SPRMUN 2025

SPARK MUN

Oct 1, 2025 Online

SPARK MUN

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Conference

Online

Oct 1, 2025

44 delegates expected

High school and university students

In English

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4.56
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3.22
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3.67

About

Addressing Global Challenges

🌟 SPRMUN – Powered by Spark

Welcome to SPRMUN, a dynamic Model United Nations conference that blends diplomacy, debate, and discovery. Hosted by Spark, this conference is designed to create a platform where students step into the shoes of diplomats, discuss pressing international issues, and work together to frame meaningful solutions.

SPRMUN isn’t just about debate it’s about building confidence, networking with bright minds, and becoming part of a larger movement of changemakers.

✨ Committees at SPRMUN

🔹 Disarmament and International Security Committee (DISEC) – Beginner Level

DISEC is the First Committee of the UN General Assembly and is ideal for delegates taking their first steps into the world of MUNs. It provides a friendly yet thought-provoking environment to understand how diplomacy and disarmament shape world peace.

Agenda: Illicit Arms Trade in Conflict Regions with a Focus on Africa and the Middle East
This topic encourages delegates to explore how illegal weapons flow into conflict zones, empowering violent actors and destabilizing governments. Delegates will work on practical frameworks to regulate arms, strengthen monitoring, and promote peace.

🔹 United Nations Security Council (UNSC) – Intermediate Level

The UNSC is one of the most powerful organs of the United Nations, tasked with maintaining international peace and security. This committee is perfect for intermediate delegates who want to experience the thrill of high-level negotiations, crisis management, and real-world diplomacy.

Agendas:

  1. Discussing the Implications of Climate Change on Global Security
  2. Militarization of Outer Space and Conflict Prevention

Delegates will face complex, real-world challenges, negotiate with intensity, and craft resolutions that reflect the delicate balance of global politics.

🎁 Why Choose SPRMUN?

  • ✅ Certificates for all participants – recognizing your contribution and achievement.
  • ✅ Exclusive Spark Community Access – delegates join a private group where they receive early updates, invites to workshops, and opportunities for future Spark events.
  • ✅ Skill Development – sharpen debating, public speaking, leadership, and problem-solving skills.
  • ✅ Networking – connect with like-minded students, passionate learners, and future leaders.

📌 Important Information

🔹 Platform: Google Meet
🔹 Communication: WhatsApp will serve as the primary channel between the Chairs and Delegates.
🔹 Registration: Open for both individual delegates and school delegations.

📩 For Inquiries:
✉️ Email us at: spark.team.mun@gmail.com

🌍 SPRMUN with Spark

At SPRMUN, every delegate is not just a participant but a valued member of the Spark family. With world-class agendas, beginner-friendly to challenging committees, and a supportive learning atmosphere, SPRMUN promises an unforgettable journey into global affairs.

👉 Step in. Speak up. Spark change.

Committees

  • 14 countries
    1. Discussing the Implications of Climate Change on Global Security
    2. Militarization of Outer Space and Conflict Prevention
    • Devansh Kapoor
    • Jamil Hossain

    UNSC

    Intermediate · English · 14 countries

    Topics

    1. Discussing the Implications of Climate Change on Global Security
    2. Militarization of Outer Space and Conflict Prevention

    About the committee

    United Nations Security Council (UNSC) The United Nations Security Council (UNSC) is one of the six principal organs of the UN, tasked with maintaining international peace and security. It holds the authority to make binding decisions on member states, impose sanctions, authorize peacekeeping missions, and even approve the use of force when necessary. With 15 member states — including 5 permanent members with veto power — the UNSC plays a crucial role in addressing emerging global threats and fostering cooperation among nations. Agenda 1: Discussing the Implications of Climate Change on Global Security Climate change is no longer just an environmental issue but a direct threat to global peace and security. Rising sea levels, extreme weather events, desertification, and resource scarcity are destabilizing nations, displacing populations, and fueling conflicts over land, water, and food. This agenda will focus on how the UNSC can address the security risks posed by climate change, strengthen resilience, and promote international cooperation to mitigate its impacts. Agenda 2: Militarization of Outer Space and Conflict Prevention The increasing militarization of outer space presents a new frontier of global security challenges. As nations compete for dominance through satellites, missile defense systems, and potential space-based weapons, the risk of an arms race beyond Earth grows. This agenda will explore strategies to prevent conflict in outer space, develop legal frameworks for its peaceful use, and ensure that technological advancements serve humanity rather than threaten it.

    Chairs

    Countries

    How this committee type works

  • 30 countries
    1. Illicit Arms Trade in Conflict Regions with a Focus on Africa and the Middle East
    • Hashwin madhav gs

    DISEC

    Beginner · English · 30 countries

    Topic

    Illicit Arms Trade in Conflict Regions with a Focus on Africa and the Middle East

    About the committee

    Disarmament and International Security Committee (DISEC) The Disarmament and International Security Committee (DISEC) is the First Committee of the United Nations General Assembly. It deals with disarmament, global security challenges, and threats to international peace that affect the international community. While it does not have the power to impose binding resolutions like the UNSC, DISEC plays a vital role in discussing, recommending, and shaping frameworks on disarmament, arms control, and international security. Agenda: Illicit Arms Trade in Conflict Regions with a Focus on Africa and the Middle East The illicit arms trade continues to fuel instability and violence in conflict-prone regions, particularly in Africa and the Middle East. Unregulated weapon flows strengthen non-state armed groups, prolong civil wars, undermine state authority, and worsen humanitarian crises. This agenda aims to deliberate on international cooperation, strengthening arms control treaties, improving monitoring and enforcement of embargoes, and addressing the root causes that allow illegal arms markets to flourish, with the goal of reducing armed violence and promoting sustainable peace.

    Chair

    Countries

    How this committee type works

Organizers

Hashwin madhav gs
Secretary General

Spark Team

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