YIMUN International 2026

Youth Impact Model United Nations

Jul 3–5, 2026 Online

Youth Impact Model United Nations

Conference

Online

Jul 3–5, 2026

400 delegates expected

High school and university students

In English

About

YOUTH IMPACT MUN 2026 | Founder's Edition

Youth Impact MUN (YIMUN) is an international virtual Model United Nations conference dedicated to empowering the next generation of diplomats, leaders, and changemakers. Taking place from 3rd to 5th July 2026, YIMUN provides participants with an engaging platform to debate pressing global issues, develop critical thinking skills, and collaborate with delegates from diverse backgrounds.

With committees including the United Nations Security Council (UNSC), United Nations Women (UN Women), Pakistan National Assembly (PNA), and Crisis Committee, delegates will experience dynamic discussions, strategic negotiations, and realistic policymaking challenges.

Why Join YIMUN?
• Enhance public speaking, diplomacy, negotiation, and leadership skills
• Interact with delegates from different countries and cultures
• Receive participation certificates and merit-based recognition
• Outstanding delegates may be considered for future Organizing Committee positions within YIMUN
• Gain valuable MUN experience in a professional and inclusive environment

Whether you are attending your first MUN or are an experienced delegate seeking a new challenge, YIMUN offers an opportunity to learn, lead, and leave an impact.

Conference Details
📅 Dates: 3rd - 5th July 2026
💻 Mode: Online (Google Meet)
💰 Registration Fee: Free of Cost

Join us as we transform young minds into impactful global leaders through diplomacy and dialogue.

Committees

  • 42 countries
    1. Power, Politics, and Peace: Can the Security Council Survive the 21st Century?

    UNSC

    Beginner · English · 42 countries

    Topic

    Power, Politics, and Peace: Can the Security Council Survive the 21st Century?

    About the committee

    **United Nations Security Council (UNSC)** **Agenda:** *Power, Politics, and Peace: Can the Security Council Survive the 21st Century?* The United Nations Security Council stands at the center of global peace and security, yet faces increasing criticism regarding its effectiveness, representation, and ability to address modern conflicts. As geopolitical rivalries intensify, questions arise about whether the Council can continue to fulfill its mandate in an increasingly multipolar world. Delegates will examine the challenges confronting the UNSC, including the use of veto power, institutional reforms, emerging security threats, regional conflicts, and the evolving balance of global power. Participants will be tasked with navigating complex diplomatic negotiations, defending national interests, and proposing realistic solutions to strengthen international peace and security. Will the Security Council adapt to the realities of the 21st century, or will political divisions undermine its relevance? The future of global governance lies in your hands.

    Countries

    How this committee type works

  • 67 countries
    1. voices for change: Feminism and the future of gender equality

    United Nations Women (UN Women)

    Intermediate · English · 67 countries

    Topic

    voices for change: Feminism and the future of gender equality

    About the committee

    **United Nations Women (UN Women)** **Agenda:** *Voices for Change: Feminism and the Future of Gender Equality* Gender equality remains one of the defining challenges and opportunities of the 21st century. Despite significant progress, women and girls across the world continue to face barriers in education, employment, political representation, healthcare, and personal safety. As societies evolve, new debates surrounding feminism, intersectionality, digital inclusion, and economic empowerment continue to shape the global conversation. In this committee, delegates will explore contemporary challenges to gender equality and evaluate strategies for creating more inclusive and equitable societies. Discussions will focus on addressing systemic discrimination, promoting women's participation in decision-making, combating gender-based violence, and ensuring equal opportunities for all. Delegates must balance cultural, political, and economic realities while working toward meaningful international cooperation. The committee offers a platform to debate, negotiate, and formulate innovative solutions that can help shape a more equitable future. The question remains: how can the international community transform voices for change into lasting progress?

    Countries

    How this committee type works

  • 29 countries
    1. Pakistan After the Assassination of Liaquat Ali Khan: The Republic at a Turning Point

    Pakistan National Assembly (PNA)

    Intermediate · English · 29 countries

    Topic

    Pakistan After the Assassination of Liaquat Ali Khan: The Republic at a Turning Point

    Countries

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