WARSAW MODEL UNITED NATIONS
27 – 30 NOVEMBER 2025
„Strengthening Collective Action to Ensure Security in a Fragmented World”
The words “to save succeeding generations from the scourge of war” and “to unite our strength to maintain international peace and security” are among the very first of the United Nations’ Charter and represent what always has been and what always will be at the heart of the United Nations’ mission. Over the years, it is precisely through collective action, global participation and international collaborative efforts that the United Nations aimed to achieve its goals, aiming ever higher with each passing decade. They are what made this organisation fundamentally more successful to its predecessors – what allowed it to prevail, facing some of the world’s greatest challenges of the past and what gives us hope for overcoming the ones of the future.
Security is far from only a matter of conflict. Along with physical security, at the forefront of the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals are achieving food, health, economic, environmental and energy security – each an intrinsic element achievable only through cooperation from all United Nations Member States. No such goal can be achieved in isolation. Ensuring comprehensive security, in all its forms and shapes, is a necessary step in providing peace and prosperity, with inclusivity and collective action being the keys to creating and protecting a truly safe and sustainable world.
In an increasingly fragmented world, the United Nations’ mission faces perhaps its greatest challenge yet. Now more than ever, the United Nations is dependent on its ability to orchestrate international collaborative efforts which is perpetually under scrutiny in the light of various geopolitical developments, showing the need for strong collective action. Aligned with the United Nations’ commitment to international dialogue and problem-solving, Warsaw Model United Nations 2026 will empower its participants to think boldly and work together toward meaningful change. Through diplomacy, debate, and collaboration, we will inspire a new generation of leaders to champion and fight for security for all on the global stage.
Letter from the SG
Dear Delegates, Distinguished Chairpersons and Esteemed Guests,
It is with the greatest joy and excitement that I welcome you all to the 20th edition of Warsaw Model United Nations.
Yet again, we are more than honoured to be able to provide the world’s most ambitious young minds with the opportunity to partake in Central-Eastern Europe’s largest Model United Nations conference and help continue its proud legacy of excellence and absolute highest academic quality. We hope that this jubilee edition will serve as a testament to the conference’s standard and values and that by allowing participants to discuss some of the world’s most challenging problems, we can help hone their oratory and leadership skills while allowing them to make valuable connections for life.
We now live in a world where, in spite of decades of virtually unhalted economic growth, 1 out of 10 people live in poverty. We live in a world where 1 of every 23 people are at risk of acute hunger. We live in a world where millions have to face the reality of war and conflict each day. For many, even an adequate standard of living is considered a luxury. With conflicts increasingly impacting economies and peoples of the world, fueling poverty and displacing communities, and the international community facing ever growing stagnation, providing the global population with a sense of security is increasingly difficult. This year’s theme, “Strengthening Collective Action to Ensure Security in a Fragmented World”, emphasises the need for strong international collaborative efforts on the journey to reaching universal food, economic and physical security along with a safer and more sustainable world. Warsaw Model United Nations is a conference of opportunity for innovative ideas and bright voices which aim to spark a positive change in the modern world. Hence, I kindly invite you on this journey – together we can shape a better tomorrow.
The Warsaw Model United Nations Secretariat has poured an ample amount of work into the organisation of this year’s conference. Now, we can only hope you enjoy it as much as we did.
I look forward to seeing you in November,
Cezary Bizoń
Secretary-General of WawMUN 2026
Committees and topics
Security Council
Disarmament and international safety committee
United nations office on drugs and crime
COMMISSION ON SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY FOR DEVELOPMENT
United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization
Human rights council
World health organization
World Trade Organization
Special Political and Decolonization Committee
UN WOMEN
International criminal court
African Union
United Nations Environmental programme
NATO
Arab League
Crisis Committee
Economic and social council
