Committees

DeMUN II

  • Traditional General Assemblies

    Size Large

    Traditional Model United Nations committees are structured to simulate the primary organs and agencies of the United Nations.

  • Regional Bodies

    Size Large - Medium

    Regional Bodies simulate organizations that focus on issues specific to particular geographic areas.

  • Historical General Assemblies

    Size Large

    Historical General Assemblies recreate significant moments in history by simulating past sessions of the United Nations or similar international forums. These committees provide delegates with the opportunity to revisit pivotal events, debates, and resolutions from a historical perspective. However, the focus remains on using knowledge and context available at that time to either replicate or explore alternative outcomes to historical events.

  • Crisis

    Size Medium

Position Paper Submission

Due: Saturday April 11th, 2026

Traditional General Assemblies

  • Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO)

    A: Expanding Access to Nutritious and Affordable Foods in Marginalized Communities


    B: Repurposing Global Food Waste into Food Security

  • Special Political and Decolonization Committee (SPECPOL)

    A: Assessing the Role of UN Peacekeepers in Post-Conflict Reconstruction


    B: Ensuring Political Rights for Stateless Populations

  • United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF)

    A: Protecting and Promoting Mental Health Support for Refugee and Displaced Children


    B: Ensuring Safe and Equitable Access to Clean Water for Children in Conflict-Affected Regions

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

    A: Safeguarding Cultural Heritage in the Age of AI


    B: Protecting Endangered Linguistic Heritage

  • United Nations Office for Disarmament Affairs (UNODA)

    A: Preventing the Escalation of Proxy Conflicts into Wars


    B: Promoting the Peaceful Use of Outer Space Technologies and Preventing Militarization

  • World Trade Organization (WTO)

    A: Regulating Global Supply Chain Disruptions and Shortages


    B: Ensuring Fair Competition in the Age of eCommerce and Digital Trade

Regional Bodies

  • Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN)

    A: The South China Sea Dispute - Navigating Sovereignty and Regional Unity

    B: Addressing the Lasting Effects of the Rohingya Refugee Crisis

  • European Union (EU)

    A: Redefining EU Foreign Policy in Changing World Order

    B: Managing Migration While Balancing Security with Humanitarian Responsibilities 

Historical General Assemblies

2012 Arab Spring

  • Cabinet of the Arab Republic of Egypt

    A: Strategies for Containing Mass Demonstrations and Preserving National Stability

    B: Contingency Planning for Political Reform, Succession, or Emergency Governance

  • Cabinet of the Republic of Tunisia

    A: Managing Civil Unrest and Restoring Public Order Following the Bouzid Protests

    B: Evaluating Political Reform and Leadership Transition Options Amid Growing Instability

Crisis Committees

State Of The World

DeMUN II Historical General Assemblies

2012 Arab Spring

The "State of the World" serves as a foundational resource for delegates in historical committees, providing a comprehensive overview of the global political, economic, social, and cultural conditions during the specific time period being presented. This guide ensures that delegates understand the context of their discussions and can accurately represent their assigned delegation.