UYDMUN 2026

United Youth Diplomacy model united nations

Nov 14–15, 2026 Online

United Youth Diplomacy model united nations

Applications closed Nov 13

Conference

Online

Nov 14–15, 2026

High school and university students

In English

Applications

Closed
Sep 28 – Nov 13, 2026
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About

Where Diplomacy Meets Dialogue.

CONFERENCE INFORMATION

United Youth Diplomatic Model United Nations (UYDMUN) is an international online Model United Nations conference created to bring together young delegates from around the world for meaningful debate, diplomacy, negotiation, and collaboration.

UYDMUN follows the structure of a traditional Model United Nations while maintaining an inclusive, interactive, and academically engaging environment. Delegates will represent their assigned countries, participate in formal debate, engage in moderated and unmoderated caucuses, negotiate with fellow delegates, draft resolutions, and work toward addressing pressing international issues.

As a fully online international conference, UYDMUN provides delegates with the opportunity to connect across borders, exchange perspectives, and develop valuable skills in public speaking, diplomacy, negotiation, research, and international relations.

The conference will feature three committees: DISEC, UNHRC, and UNESCO, each addressing important contemporary international issues. Delegates will be encouraged to research their agendas thoroughly, collaborate with fellow participants, and approach discussions from the perspective of their assigned country.

UYDMUN welcomes delegates of different experience levels and aims to create a supportive environment where participants can challenge ideas, build confidence, and gain practical experience in multilateral diplomacy.

More than a simulation, UYDMUN is a platform for young voices, international dialogue, and diplomacy across borders.

AWARDS

Delegates will have the opportunity to be recognized for their performance, diplomacy, preparation, and contribution throughout the conference.

Awards include:

  1. Best Delegate
  2. Outstanding Delegate
  3. Honorable Mention
  4. Verbal Mention 
  5. Best Position Paper

The number and variety of awards may vary depending on committee capacity and participation.

Delegates who fulfill the 75% conference attendance and participation requirements will receive a Certificate of Participation.

JOIN UYDMUN

Join the official UYDMUN community and stay connected with everything happening before, during, and after the conference! 🌐🤝

From conference announcements and committee updates to important deadlines, opportunities, and other UYDMUN news, our official community will be the central hub for participants.

Stay connected, stay informed, and be part of UYDMUN 2026! 🔥📢

We look forward to welcoming you to UYDMUN.

Committees

  • 45 countries
    1. Protecting Journalists and Human Rights Defenders from State and Online Threats
    • Muhammad Ibrahim

    UNHRC

    Beginner · English · 45 countries

    Topic

    Protecting Journalists and Human Rights Defenders from State and Online Threats

    About the committee

    Journalists and human rights defenders face arrest, surveillance, online harassment and violence for their work. Delegates will debate how states can protect them, how to hold perpetrators accountable, and how to balance national security concerns with freedom of expression.

    Chair

    Countries

    How this committee type works

  • 45 countries
    1. Preventing the Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons: Strengthening Non-Proliferation and Controlling Transfers of Nuclear Weapons and Technology
    • Arihaan Jain

    DISEC

    Beginner · English · 45 countries

    Topic

    Preventing the Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons: Strengthening Non-Proliferation and Controlling Transfers of Nuclear Weapons and Technology

    About the committee

    Nine states currently possess nuclear weapons, and concerns persist over nuclear proliferation, the illicit transfer of nuclear materials and technology, and the potential acquisition of such capabilities by additional states or non-state actors. Delegates will debate how to strengthen the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons (NPT), improve safeguards and inspections, enhance export controls, prevent illicit transfers, and balance non-proliferation objectives with the right to peaceful uses of nuclear energy.

    Chair

    Countries

    How this committee type works

  • 45 countries
    1. Ensuring Access to Quality Education for Girls in Conflict and Crisis Settings
    • Reyansh Hota
    • Muhammad Subhan Khan

    UNESCO

    Beginner · English · 45 countries

    Topic

    Ensuring Access to Quality Education for Girls in Conflict and Crisis Settings

    About the committee

    Girls are especially likely to lose access to school during war, displacement and disasters, due to insecurity, early marriage and lack of funding. Delegates will debate how to protect schools, fund education in emergencies, and provide alternatives like community and remote learning.

    Chairs

    Countries

    How this committee type works

Organizers

Francisca Wanjiru
USG Delegate Affairs

Mehwish Arbab
USG Academics

Nayyab Ghufran
Founder/Secretary General

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