Erupting conflicts like those in the Middle East and Palestine have become dominating concerns of the global community. In VIBGYOR MUN 15 the Special Political Decolonisation Committee will respond to such concerns. Delegates of SPECPOL will lead conversations that largely tackle decolonisation, peacekeeping, and settlement activities. Operating within the broader structure of the United Nations General Assembly, SPECPOL will mediate the clashing interests of over a hundred countries and rise to the challenge of crafting meaningful foreign policy in the process. Delegates will be expected to engage in a debate that addresses contemporary challenges with careful attention to geopolitical trends, human rights, and information systems. The debate will focus on the central issue of decolonisation and its implications for global power and hegemonic systems. As per the discretion of the Executive Board, the committee may also specifically focus on outer space, the conflict in Gaza, refugees or atomic radiation. Delegates are encouraged to take cognisance of the intersection of these issues with SDG 13 and think about how climate action is an imperative lens through which decolonisation and environmental politics must be understood. The conference expects delegates of SPECPOL to display an enthusiasm for geopolitics, human rights, and working with as many fellow delegates as possible.

Over the past three decades, the need for countries to engage with questions of homeland security, counterterrorism and organised crime has become stronger. In VIBGYOR MUN 15, the United Nations Commission on Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice will respond to these intersecting issues. Delegates of CCPCJ will lead conversations that largely tackle national and transnational crime, criminal justice systems, and terrorism. Operating within the mandate of the United Nations Economic and Social Council, CCPCJ will mediate the overlapping interests of over a hundred countries and rise to the challenge of coordinating the governance of the United Nation’s crime programmes in the process. Delegates will be expected to engage in a debate that addresses legal challenges with careful attention to political developments, legal structures and their historical factors. Debate will focus on the central issue of crime prevention and its implications for post-colonialism and international law. As per the discretion of the Executive Board, the committee may also specifically focus on corruption, underdevelopment, gender, or criminal justice reform. Delegates are encouraged to take cognisance of the intersection of these issues with SDG 13 and think about how climate action is an imperative lens through which environmental law and sustainable communities must be understood. The conference expects delegates of CCPCJ to display an enthusiasm for international law, human rights, and working with as many fellow delegates as possible.

The emergence of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change in the 90s raised the question of climate change to the global leaders. In VIBGYOR MUN 15, the Conference of Parties 2025, or COP30 will convene as the supreme decision-making body of the framework convention. Delegates of COP30 will lead conversations that investigate the global implications of climate change. Functioning as a governing body for international climate legislation, COP30 will mediate the overlapping interests of over a hundred countries and rise to the challenge of crafting policies that respond to climate change and sustainable action. Delegates will be expected to build on measures taken in the Kyoto Protocol and the Paris Agreements while considering the global context of 2025. The debate will focus on the central issue of climate change mitigation and its implications for development and international cooperation. As per the discretion of the Executive Board, the committee may also specifically focus on green development, environmental nationalism, climate refugees or the context of the Global South. The committee will work directly with the conference theme, SDG 13, as a guiding principle for its deliberations. The conference expects delegates of COP30 to display an enthusiasm for socioeconomics, the environment, and working with everyone.

The emergence of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change in the 90s raised the question of climate change to the global leaders. In VIBGYOR MUN 15, the Conference of Parties 2025, or COP30 will convene as the supreme decision-making body of the framework convention. Delegates of COP30 will lead conversations that investigate the global implications of climate change. Functioning as a governing body for international climate legislation, COP30 will mediate the overlapping interests of over a hundred countries and rise to the challenge of crafting policies that respond to climate change and sustainable action. Delegates will be expected to build on measures taken in the Kyoto Protocol and the Paris Agreements while considering the global context of 2025. The debate will focus on the central issue of climate change mitigation and its implications for development and international cooperation. As per the discretion of the Executive Board, the committee may also specifically focus on green development, environmental nationalism, climate refugees or the context of the Global South. The committee will work directly with the conference theme, SDG 13, as a guiding principle for its deliberations. The conference expects delegates of COP30 to display an enthusiasm for socioeconomics, the environment, and working with everyone.

The emergence of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change in the 90s raised the question of climate change to the global leaders. In VIBGYOR MUN 15, the Conference of Parties 2025, or COP30 will convene as the supreme decision-making body of the framework convention. Delegates of COP30 will lead conversations that investigate the global implications of climate change. Functioning as a governing body for international climate legislation, COP30 will mediate the overlapping interests of over a hundred countries and rise to the challenge of crafting policies that respond to climate change and sustainable action. Delegates will be expected to build on measures taken in the Kyoto Protocol and the Paris Agreements while considering the global context of 2025. The debate will focus on the central issue of climate change mitigation and its implications for development and international cooperation. As per the discretion of the Executive Board, the committee may also specifically focus on green development, environmental nationalism, climate refugees or the context of the Global South. The committee will work directly with the conference theme, SDG 13, as a guiding principle for its deliberations. The conference expects delegates of COP30 to display an enthusiasm for socioeconomics, the environment, and working with everyone.

Collaborative security and military policy have become a significant imperative for international leaders. In VIBGYOR MUN 15, the Munich Security Conference Roundtable will convene as a forum to discuss international security and military policy. Delegates of MSC will lead conversations that tackle political developments and global conflicts with a specific focus on military action. Operating as a private international conference, MSC will mediate the specific interests of a small group of countries as they work towards collaborative policy-building. Delegates will be expected to engage in debate and respond to crisis updates that trace the development of global conflicts and their implications for international security. As per the discretion of the Executive Board, the committee may also specifically focus on a certain trend or conflict. Delegates are encouraged to take cognisance of the intersection of these issues with SDG 13 and think about how climate change complicates our understanding of international peace and security. The conference expects delegates of MSC to display an eagerness for geopolitics, policy making, and working with fellow delegates in high-pressure situations.

Collaborative security and military policy have become a significant imperative for international leaders. In VIBGYOR MUN 15, the Munich Security Conference Roundtable will convene as a forum to discuss international security and military policy. Delegates of MSC will lead conversations that tackle political developments and global conflicts with a specific focus on military action. Operating as a private international conference, MSC will mediate the specific interests of a small group of countries as they work towards collaborative policy-building. Delegates will be expected to engage in debate and respond to crisis updates that trace the development of global conflicts and their implications for international security. As per the discretion of the Executive Board, the committee may also specifically focus on a certain trend or conflict. Delegates are encouraged to take cognisance of the intersection of these issues with SDG 13 and think about how climate change complicates our understanding of international peace and security. The conference expects delegates of MSC to display an eagerness for geopolitics, policy making, and working with fellow delegates in high-pressure situations.

Whether it is a committee’s proceedings, or jokes made when no one is listening (supposedly), the International Press Corps hears all and sees all. The International Press is an integral part of capturing the events of the conference. For four days, delegates from the Press Corps will be present in each committee, making note of every GSL, Moderate Caucus, and other notable events that take place. Delegates will be expected to draft daily reports that will appear in the conference newsletter, La Voce’. In tandem, they will be tasked with the responsibility of visually documenting the events of the conference. As per the discretion of the Executive Board (EB) and Secretariat, the delegates will be expected to host, and take part in press conferences, where they will get the chance to interact with other delegates, and members of the EB. Delegates are encouraged to research their assigned committees and their respective agendas to enhance their knowledge of their committees. Among the expected deliverables, delegates of the International Press Corps are expected to have an interest in research, the ability to listen, quick thinking, and the ability to work as part of a team.

The Administration and Security Committee at VIBGYOR MUN 15 will operate at the heart of the conference, seamlessly rotating between committees to provide vital support. From managing transitions between sessions to ensuring that resources reach the right places at the right time, the committee works directly with the other committees at VIBGYOR MUN. Their responsibilities include coordinating with the Executive Boards, troubleshooting logistical challenges, and maintaining the flow of operations. Delegates in this committee will gain first-hand experience in managing diverse needs and addressing unique challenges. With a focus on adaptability and problem-solving, they will ensure that each committee functions smoothly, creating an environment where debates can thrive. The Admin and Security Committee’s on-ground presence makes them an indispensable part of VIBGYOR MUN 15, uniting the conference through efficiency, teamwork, and innovation.