TMUN 2025

Model UN Tirana

May 17–18, 2025 Tirana, Albania

Model UN Tirana

Latest edition: TMUN 2026May 16–17, 2026

Conference

Tirana, Albania·Europe

May 17–18, 2025

70 delegates expected

High school students

In English

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About

Shaping the Future of Diplomacy Through Innovation

We’re excited to announce the first fully funded, public call Model United Nations in Albania, open to all teenagers in the region and beyond. 

Join us in May 17–18, 2025 at CIT University, Tirana 🇦🇱!

TMUN 2025, organized by IETT Albania and hosted by the Canadian Institute of Technology (CIT) alongside an outstanding team of students, is a nationally supported Model United Nations conference based in Tirana, Albania. The conference brings together passionate young leaders for an inspiring and transformative experience, encouraging Albanian youth to engage in international diplomacy, debate, and policymaking simulations. Both experienced and first-time delegates are welcomed into an inclusive and supportive environment. This year’s theme is “The Future of AI in Diplomacy.”

There is no delegate participation fee. Our budget covers lunch, snacks, and conference materials for all delegates. Additionally, delegate training sessions will be held at IETT Albania headquarters before the conference, with details shared in advance.

We will also announce guest speakers and experts on the topics we discuss, who will join us as part of the program. The full conference schedule will be provided prior to the event, giving delegates time to prepare.
 

Important Notes:

  1. The official language is English.
  2. By applying as a delegate or chair, you consent to having photos and videos taken during the conference shared on TMUN’s official Instagram and other promotional materials.
  3. The dress code is business casual western attire, and it is taken seriously to maintain the formal atmosphere of the event.

We look forward to welcoming you to TMUN 2025, a platform for youth diplomacy and leadership development.


 

 

Committees

  • 35 countries
    1. Establishing International Frameworks for the Ethical and Secure Use of Artificial Intelligence in Global Governance
    2. Addressing AI-Driven Misinformation, Bias, and Security Risks in Diplomacy and International Decision-Making.
    • Erik Haxhia
    • Aidan Hamja
    • David Blushi

    United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization UNESCO

    Beginner · English · 35 countries

    Topics

    1. Establishing International Frameworks for the Ethical and Secure Use of Artificial Intelligence in Global Governance
    2. Addressing AI-Driven Misinformation, Bias, and Security Risks in Diplomacy and International Decision-Making.

    About the committee

    As AI continues to reshape global governance and diplomacy, the international community faces the challenge of ensuring its ethical, transparent, and secure use. In this committee, delegates will discuss the regulatory gaps in AI governance, tackle issues like bias, misinformation, and security risks, and explore the global disparities in AI access. Delegates will work toward creating enforceable international frameworks that promote ethical AI in diplomacy, while balancing innovation with ethical considerations. The goal is to address the risks and maximize the potential of AI in fostering global cooperation.

    Chairs

    Countries

    How this committee type works

  • 35 countries
    1. Regulating Emerging Military Technologies and Their Impact on Global Disarmament Efforts.
    2. Addressing Cybersecurity Threats and the Risks of AI-Integrated Weapons in the Context of International Security.
    • Marsia Qurku
    • Ema Golli

    The United Nations Disarmament and International Security Committee (DISEC)

    Beginner · English · 35 countries

    Topics

    1. Regulating Emerging Military Technologies and Their Impact on Global Disarmament Efforts.
    2. Addressing Cybersecurity Threats and the Risks of AI-Integrated Weapons in the Context of International Security.

    About the committee

    As technology rapidly advances, the relationship between disarmament and international security becomes increasingly complex. In this committee, delegates will explore how cutting-edge technologies, such as cyber capabilities, artificial intelligence, and hypersonic weapons, intersect with disarmament efforts. The committee will focus on the challenges posed by new technologies, such as the vulnerabilities in nuclear command and control systems and the emerging risks of cyberattacks. Delegates will discuss strategies to address global security threats, including the regulation of weapons of mass destruction and the development of effective arms control frameworks for emerging technologies. The goal is to balance technological innovation with the need for international cooperation to ensure global peace and security in the age of rapid technological change.

    Chairs

    Countries

    How this committee type works

Organizers

Arba Aliaj
Delegate Coordinator

Kaltrina Hykaj
Secretary General

Keiti Cela
Head of Media & Marketing

Resilian Baku
Deputy Secretary General

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