WAA MUN 2025

World Affairs Assembly

Oct 24–26, 2025 Online

World Affairs Assembly

Conference

Online

Oct 24–26, 2025

100 delegates expected

High school and university students

In English

How it went

2.852 ratings from delegates
Academics
3.00
Logistics
2.50
Socials
3.00

About

🌍 World Affairs Assembly (WAA) is not just a Model United Nations conference—it is a global stage where ideas, perspectives, and voices converge to shape the leaders of tomorrow. WAA is designed to bring together passionate, forward-thinking students who are eager to challenge the status quo, debate critical issues, and foster solutions that transcend borders.

In an increasingly interconnected world, the importance of diplomacy, collaboration, and cross-cultural dialogue has never been greater. At WAA, delegates step into the shoes of diplomats and policymakers, immersing themselves in the complex realities of international relations. From peace and security to climate action, from human rights to technological innovation, the topics debated at WAA reflect the real challenges shaping our world today.

✨ What makes WAA unique is its commitment to blending rigor with creativity. Delegates aren’t just encouraged to defend policies, but also to imagine new possibilities. Each session is crafted to test negotiation skills, enhance leadership potential, and foster empathy—ensuring that participants leave the conference not only as stronger debaters but also as more thoughtful, responsible global citizens.

Beyond the committees, WAA offers an unforgettable experience: networking with like-minded peers, building friendships that cross cultures, and gaining insights from engaging keynote sessions and workshops. With its balance of professionalism, inclusivity, and innovation, WAA creates an atmosphere where every delegate—whether a seasoned MUNer or a newcomer—feels empowered to speak, collaborate, and lead.

🔥 At its heart, WAA is more than a conference. It is a movement—one that celebrates diplomacy, amplifies youth voices, and prepares tomorrow’s changemakers to rise to the challenges of a world in constant evolution.

Committees

  • Commission on Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice

    53 seats · English

    Commission on Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice

    53 seats · English
  • Commission on the Status of Women

    43 seats · English

    Commission on the Status of Women

    43 seats · English
  • Economic and Social Council

    195 seats · English

    Economic and Social Council

    195 seats · English
  • Human Rights Council

    47 seats · English

    Human Rights Council

    47 seats · English
  • SPECPOL

    48 seats · English

    SPECPOL

    48 seats · English
  • United Nations Security Council

    43 seats · English

    United Nations Security Council

    43 seats · English

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