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MODEL UNITED NATIONS

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Each delegate represents a country within a United Nations council.

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Delegates submit position papers prior to the simulation.

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MUN delegates aim to create a draft resolution to solve the problem under discussion.

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COUNCIL & TOPICS

The United Nations Environment Programme is a leading global environmental authority within the United Nations established in 1972 to coordinate international environmental matters and aid countries in implementing sustainable development. Aimed towards addressing global environmental challenges, UNEP plays a role in tackling global issues such as climate change, biodiversity loss, and pollution by providing information and scientific research to facilitate international cooperation and the development of environmental agreements.

Reassessing the Paris Climate Agreement in Advancing the Green Energy Transition

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The world today faces several key challenges in advancing the global green energy transition under the Paris Climate Agreement. Many countries still have insufficient climate commitments and struggle to effectively implement their nationally determined contributions (NDCs), creating a gap between global climate goals and actual emissions reductions. Unequal access to climate finance, renewable energy technology, and sustainable infrastructure also limits developing countries’ ability to transition away from fossil fuels. In addition, continued dependence on fossil fuels, rising global energy demand, and energy security concerns slow progress toward clean energy adoption. These challenges highlight the need for stronger international cooperation, financial support, and technological collaboration to achieve a more sustainable and equitable global energy transition.

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Addressing the Security Risks of Artificial Intelligence
in Cross-Border Data Flows and Cyber Conflict

The Disarmament and International Security Committee (DISEC) is the First Committee of the United Nations General Assembly responsible for addressing issues related to international peace, security, and disarmament. DISEC plays a crucial role in discussing emerging security threats, promoting international cooperation, and encouraging the development of norms and regulations that reduce global conflict and instability. In recent years, rapid technological advancement has significantly transformed the global security landscape.

AI has transformed the nature of cyber threats by enabling faster, more scalable, and adaptive cyber attacks, including automated hacking, advanced malware, and disinformation campaigns. These developments increase the risk of large-scale disruptions to critical infrastructure and heighten the potential for cyber conflict between states. At the same time, challenges such as inconsistent data governance, the trade-off between data security and innovation, and the difficulty of attributing cyber attacks to specific actors further complicate global responses. Through international dialogue and policy recommendations, DISEC plays a key role in promoting cooperation, developing cybersecurity norms, and ensuring that technological progress is balanced with global security and stability. 

Assessing the Impact of Digital Financial Transformation
on the Global Monetary System



The United Nations Economic and Financial Committee (ECOFIN) is the Second Committee of the United Nations General Assembly, responsible for addressing global economic governance and financial issues. The committee discusses a wide range of international economic matters, including macroeconomic policy coordination, sustainable development financing, taxation systems, poverty eradication, globalization, and the regulation of financial services. Through international dialogue and policy recommendations, ECOFIN works to promote a stable, inclusive, and sustainable global economic system.

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cooperation.

United Nations Economic and Financial Committee faces the growing challenge of adapting to rapid changes in the global financial system driven by digital financial technologies such as CBDCs, cryptocurrencies, stablecoins, tokenization, and DeFi. While these innovations can modernize payment systems and expand financial inclusion, they also raise concerns regarding regulation, monetary sovereignty, and global financial stability. At the same time, geopolitical shifts and initiatives by groups such as BRICS and Association of Southeast Asian Nations to develop alternative digital payment systems are intensifying debates over de-dollarization and the future of the global currency system. The lack of unified international regulations and rising sovereign debt, particularly in developing countries, further complicate efforts to ensure a stable, inclusive, and equitable global financial framework. 

WHAT DO THEY SAY ABOUT US?

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​​Economix MUN was one of the most substantive conferences that I have ever chaired. Even with the role to guide, I learned a lot about the topics during the study guide making and the debate. I believe that this is a good platform for both beginners and advanced MUNers. Do join the upcoming conference and thank me later ;)!
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The Economix MUN have been one of my highest moment in my MUN journey. Filled with very capable and experiened chair, added with abillity of the Economix to attract capable and substantive delegate make this one of the the best MUN to participate in Indonesia. I happily recommend for any MUNer out there, whether they are beginner or experienced to participate in Economix.
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Undoubtedly, Economix MUN is one of Indonesia's most prestigious and competitive MUNs. The greatest chair, outstanding guest speakers, and top-notch substance were all provided by Economix MUN. Economix put together a creative project for their event with a highly skilled team. It makes sense that this committee could attract many amazing delegates and raise the level of competitiveness in the MUN. I've always had a soft spot in my heart for Economix MUN, and I would like to recommend this for all MUN enthusiast to participate.
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This is a go-to MUN conference that you'll regret to miss! With high level of competitiveness amongst the delegates, I'm sure anyone would have a lot of fun participating Economix MUN.
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As someone who has chaired at multiple conferences, chairing for Economix MUN was my favorite experience in my MUN career! Everyone that I worked with was so kind and passionate about the issues that we discussed for the conference. Additionally, facilitating debate for those participating was wonderful! Everyone had such different ideas and backgrounds which created an engaging debate on the topics at hand.
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Economix MUN has been one of the best MUN experiences in my life. It doesn’t only fulfil the impression of a grand conference but really serves its reality. Comprised of a very professional and an excellent hospitality committee until its best substance and outstanding topic. For me, it is a whole complete package of MUN experience despite turning into the virtual setting. Not only has it broadened my horizon, the selection of board of dais, communication platform, and event concept have shown the hard work of the committees. There is no doubt that Economix MUN secured a place in my heart!
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The 19th Economix MUN is one of the most challenging MUNs that I have ever been to for the past one year as an MUNer. The substance was very on point, the dynamics of the debate were clear, and the delegates were amazing in showcasing their capabilities. Despite being in a small council, the numbers don't limit us to interact and discuss the solutions hence creating a great flow of debate. Also, the committee was very nice and inclusive and they care about our well-being not only as a delegate but also as a person. Thank you so much Economix MUN hope to see you soon!
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MUN Previous Delegates
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