Model United Nations of Munich 2026

About the Conference

MunoM, the Model United Nations of Munich, is a not for profit conference based at the European School Munich and run by MunoM e.V. The 23rd annual session takes place from 10 to 13 November 2026 in Munich under the theme Impact beyond the debate. Each November it hosts about 450 participants, around 350 of them delegates. It welcomes school delegations from across Europe and is held entirely in English, with formal dress. Delegates sit in General Assembly committees, ECOSOC committees or the Security Council, and each committee debates three issues. Committees 🛡️ Disarmament and International Security Committee (Addressing the implications of NATO's enlargement for international peace and security; Establishing international regulations for autonomous weapons systems and AI-driven warfare; Developing international legal frameworks to address hybrid warfare) 💼 Economic and Financial Committee (Strengthening international mechanisms to manage sovereign debt in developing economies; Discussing the declining global influence of the US Dollar and its implications on global economic stability; Discussing the arising issue of insider trading and market manipulation in global financial systems) 🕊️ Social, Cultural and Humanitarian Committee (Discussing the role of religion in public policy in multicultural and pluralistic societies; Discussing the accessibility of abortion for the general populace; Enhancing international understanding of human rights in diverse cultural contexts) 🤝 Special Political and Decolonisation Committee (Preventing resource exploitation in former colonial regions; Assessing the political and security implications of foreign military bases; Addressing the decolonisation process of remaining non-self-governing territories under the United Nations) ⚖️ Legal Committee (Establishing international legal standards for artificial intelligence liability; Reforming the United Nations legal system to improve enforcement mechanisms; Examining the legal boundaries of mass surveillance and data privacy protections) 🌍 ECOSOC Environment, Social and Governance (Evaluating the obligations of industrialised nations in supporting global climate adaptation; Discussing the regulation of multinational oil corporations, with a focus on environmental degradation, corruption and human rights abuses; Addressing gender equality in political representation and economic inclusion) ⚖️ ECOSOC Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice (Evaluating the effectiveness and human rights implications of capital punishment as a tool for serious crime prevention; Examining the role of deepfake technology in enabling criminal activities and the need for global regulatory frameworks; Addressing the legal and ethical considerations surrounding the use of life imprisonment without parole as a form of punishment) 🕊️ ECOSOC Human Rights (Addressing the human rights implications of migration detention centres and border enforcement policies; Addressing international efforts concerning equal rights and opportunities for people with disabilities; Discussing human rights abuses in sub-Saharan Africa, with a particular focus on child labour and human trafficking) 🛡️ Security Council (Discussing the protection of critical undersea infrastructure and establishing consequences for acts of sabotage; Addressing the expansion of ISIL-Affiliated groups in the Sahel and Central Africa; Addressing the illegal Israeli occupation of the southern Lebanese buffer zone and its implications for regional peace and security)

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MunoM 2026