WCA - MUN 2026

World Concord Assembly - A Movement To Unite Nations

Jun 6–7, 2026 Online

World Concord Assembly - A Movement To Unite Nations

Conference

Online

Jun 6–7, 2026

120 delegates expected

High school and university students

In English

How it went

2.197 ratings from delegates
Academics
2.57
Logistics
2.00
Socials
2.00

About

"Peace through unity, strength through Concord."

The World Concord Assembly is a global movement that brings nations together to connect, communicate, and work toward peace, unity, and shared progress. It provides a platform where leaders, thinkers, youth, and representatives from different countries can gather, exchange ideas, and discuss solutions to global challenges in a respectful and cooperative environment. The goal is to create understanding between nations and encourage teamwork on issues that affect the whole world.

It is more than a formal conference—it is a space for real global connection. Through open discussions, dialogue sessions, and collaborative thinking, it focuses on important topics like peacebuilding, sustainable development, climate action, human rights, education, and international cooperation. It helps people see beyond borders and understand different perspectives.

The movement believes that unity in diversity is the key to global harmony. Every nation, culture, and community has something valuable to contribute, and when combined, these strengths can solve even the biggest problems facing humanity today.

Ultimately, the World Concord Assembly aims to build trust between nations, strengthen cooperation, and inspire a future where countries support each other and grow together for the betterment of the entire world.

Committees

  • 195 countries
    1. Access to quality education for all ( especially in developing regions).
    2. Role of digital education in reducing global learning gaps.
    3. Protecting cultural identity while modernizing education systems.
    • Ayush Dhingra
    • Dhruv Chauhan

    United Nations For Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO)

    Beginner · English · 195 countries

    Topics

    1. Access to quality education for all ( especially in developing regions).
    2. Role of digital education in reducing global learning gaps.
    3. Protecting cultural identity while modernizing education systems.

    Chairs

    Countries

    How this committee type works
  • 195 countries
    1. Resolving ongoing armed conflicts through ceasefire and diplomacy.
    2. Preventing terrorism through global intelligence cooperation.
    3. Ensuring accountability for war crimes and violations of international law.
    • Hrehaan Vora
    • Anonya Ghosh

    United Nations Security Council (UNSC)

    Intermediate · English · 195 countries

    Topics

    1. Resolving ongoing armed conflicts through ceasefire and diplomacy.
    2. Preventing terrorism through global intelligence cooperation.
    3. Ensuring accountability for war crimes and violations of international law.

    Chairs

    Countries

    How this committee type works
  • 195 countries
    1. Reducing artificial intelligence for safe global development.
    2. Strengthening international cooperation on climate change action.
    3. Building a unified global disaster response and recovery system.
    • Arya Kheni
    • Harsh Guglani

    Planetary Unit And Future Strategy Committee (PUFSC)

    Intermediate · English · 195 countries

    Topics

    1. Reducing artificial intelligence for safe global development.
    2. Strengthening international cooperation on climate change action.
    3. Building a unified global disaster response and recovery system.

    Chairs

    Countries

  • 45 countries
    1. Electoral reforms: One Nation One Election debate.
    2. Freedom of speech vs national security concerns.
    3. Uniform Civil Code and its impact on national unity.
    • Vrattesh Dps
    • Shivman Kamboj

    All India Political Parties Meet ( AIPPM)

    Expert · English · 45 countries

    Topics

    1. Electoral reforms: One Nation One Election debate.
    2. Freedom of speech vs national security concerns.
    3. Uniform Civil Code and its impact on national unity.

    Chairs

    Countries

    How this committee type works

Organizers

Siddhant Gupta
Siddhant Gupta

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