Conference

Timișoara, Romania·Europe

Nov 27-29, 2026

130 delegates expected

University Students and School Students

Language: English

Bridging Ideas, Shaping Futures

Timișoara International MUN 2026 (TIMUN)

 

About Us

TIMUN is a conference by youth, for youth—an initiative fully designed and led by a passionate team of students. Built on the principles of diplomacy, critical dialogue, and international cooperation, our mission is to empower the next generation of global thinkers through meaningful debate and innovative simulations.

Rooted in the dynamic spirit of Timișoara, we invite participants to shape ideas, challenge perspectives, and grow as young diplomats in an environment crafted for excellence.

Organized by the Association for Representation and Diplomatic Projects (arpd.ro).

Dates: 27-29 November 2026
Venue: British International School of Timișoara

Why Us?

• Timișoara: European Capital of Culture 2023, rich in history and innovation

• Second-largest MUN in Romania, offering extensive networking opportunities

• Cultural exposure: Explore the multicultural region of Banat through social events

Event Overview

TIMUN 2026 will be a highly engaging three-day experience designed to simulate real-world diplomacy while offering a dynamic learning environment.

The event will officially kick off with an Opening Ceremony, where delegates and chairs will be welcomed by keynote speakers, followed by an introduction to the conference’s theme and goals.

Over the next three days, delegates will engage in rigorous debates at the British International School of Timișoara, where committees will tackle pressing global issues in line with the UN framework. Delegates will represent their assigned countries, negotiate, form alliances, and draft resolutions on topics ranging from international security to human rights.

Each evening, social events will be held at some of the best spots in Timișoara, including local clubs and cultural venues, offering participants a chance to unwind, network, and enjoy the city’s vibrant atmosphere. These events are an essential part of the experience, allowing delegates to foster connections and build relationships outside the formal conference environment.

Roles and Responsibilities

Delegate:
As a delegate, you will represent a country or organization in a specific committee. Your role will require you to conduct thorough research on your country’s position, craft position papers, and engage in debate and negotiations to find solutions to global issues. Delegates must demonstrate critical thinking, diplomatic skills, and a commitment to collaboration.

Chair:
Chairs play a key role in facilitating discussions and ensuring that debates run smoothly. As a Chair, you will guide the proceedings, enforce the rules of procedure, and ensure that all delegates are given the opportunity to contribute. Your leadership skills, deep understanding of the topics, and ability to manage conflicts are essential for maintaining the flow of the conference. Chairs also act as mentors to delegates, helping them navigate debates and reach resolutions.

Why should you participate?

• Personal growth: Deepen your understanding of international geopolitics and the inner workings of the United Nations

• Networking opportunities: Engage with peers and mentors from diverse backgrounds who may offer unique insights into the topics discussed

• Cultural heritage: Explore the vibrant city of Timișoara, with its stunning architecture, rich history, and dynamic cultural life

• Skill building: Strengthen your debating, negotiation, public speaking, and leadership skills

• Résumé enhancement: Earn a prestigious participation diploma—a valuable addition to your academic or professional résumé that highlights the skills demonstrated during the conference

Who can apply?

TIMUN 2026 is open to high-school and university students. Delegates may apply individually or as part of a school or university delegation.

• Eligibility: due to visa, travel and logistical constraints, applications for this edition are accepted only from delegates residing in a European Union member state.

• Attendance: all delegates must be able to attend the full three days of the conference, in person, in Timișoara, Romania.

How to apply?

Applications for TIMUN 2026 are handled exclusively on our official website. Applications and payments are not processed through mymun.

tm-mun.arpd.ro

Ratings

TimișoaraMUN 2025

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4.53

18 Ratings

Committees

UNICEF
UNHCR
INTERPOL
NATO
Press Corps
UNICEF
Language: English
UNHCR
Language: English
INTERPOL
Language: English
NATO
Language: English
Press Corps
Language: English
Difficulty
Beginner
Size

30 Spots

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Intermediate
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30 Spots

Difficulty
Expert
Size

30 Spots

Difficulty
Expert
Size

32 Spots

Difficulty
Beginner
Size

8 Spots

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Topic: Safeguarding children's rights in the digital environment - online exploitation, cyberbullying and harmful content. The United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) committee focuses its debate on ...

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Topic: Closing the protection gap for climate-displaced persons. The UN Refugee Agency (UNHCR) committee addresses the growing crisis of people displaced by climate change. Delegates analyse the gaps...

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Topic: Combating human trafficking and migrant smuggling networks in South-Eastern Europe. INTERPOL, the International Criminal Police Organization, works to dismantle human trafficking and migrant s...

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Topic: Strengthening the resilience of NATO's eastern flank and Black Sea security. The NATO committee debates security and defence along the eastern edge of the North Atlantic Alliance. Delegates re...

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Editorial mission: covering the TIMUN 2026 conference. The Press Corps is not a traditional negotiating committee but an international newsroom. Accredited delegates cover the debates in the other fo...

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Organizers

Dragoș BârlădianuProfile Picture

Dragoș Bârlădianu
Ex-Secretary General, Founder

Luca MoldovanProfile Picture

Luca Moldovan
Secretary General