Agendas

SISHMUN 2024

Explore the critical global issues and topics that will be debated in each committee.

DISEC

Disarmament and International Security Committee

Agenda Item 1

Discussing the militarization of artificial intelligence

Examining the implications of AI integration in military systems, autonomous weapons development, and the need for international regulations to prevent an AI arms race.

  • Autonomous weapons systems and their ethical implications
  • International legal frameworks for AI in warfare
  • Preventing AI arms race among nations
  • Civilian protection in AI-enhanced conflicts

Agenda Item 2

Nuclear disarmament and international security

Addressing the challenges of nuclear proliferation, disarmament treaties, and maintaining global security in an era of nuclear threats.

  • Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT) effectiveness
  • Nuclear weapon modernization programs
  • Regional nuclear tensions and conflicts
  • Nuclear security and terrorism prevention

ECOFIN

Economic and Financial Committee

Agenda Item 1

Global economic recovery post-pandemic

Analyzing strategies for sustainable economic recovery, addressing inequality, and building resilient economies in the aftermath of global disruptions.

  • Fiscal stimulus and monetary policy coordination
  • Supply chain resilience and diversification
  • Supporting small and medium enterprises
  • Green recovery and sustainable development

Agenda Item 2

Digital currency and international financial systems

Exploring the impact of digital currencies, central bank digital currencies (CBDCs), and their implications for global financial stability.

  • Central Bank Digital Currencies (CBDCs) implementation
  • Cryptocurrency regulation and oversight
  • Cross-border payment systems modernization
  • Financial inclusion through digital innovation

SOCHUM

Social, Humanitarian and Cultural Committee

Agenda Item 1

Rights of indigenous peoples

Addressing the protection and promotion of indigenous rights, land sovereignty, cultural preservation, and self-determination.

  • Land rights and territorial sovereignty
  • Cultural heritage preservation
  • Indigenous participation in decision-making
  • Access to education and healthcare

Agenda Item 2

Protection of human rights defenders

Ensuring the safety and security of human rights defenders, journalists, and civil society activists facing persecution and threats.

  • Legal protection mechanisms
  • International support networks
  • Digital security and surveillance threats
  • Gender-based violence against defenders

UNHRC

United Nations Human Rights Council

Agenda Item 1

Human rights in conflict zones

Addressing violations of human rights during armed conflicts, protecting civilians, and ensuring accountability for war crimes.

  • Civilian protection in armed conflicts
  • Accountability for war crimes
  • Humanitarian access and aid delivery
  • Post-conflict reconciliation and justice

Agenda Item 2

Digital privacy and surveillance

Examining the balance between national security and privacy rights in the digital age, addressing mass surveillance and data protection.

  • Mass surveillance and privacy rights
  • Data protection and digital rights
  • Artificial intelligence and human rights
  • Internet freedom and censorship

UNSC

United Nations Security Council

Agenda Item 1

Cybersecurity threats to international peace

Addressing cyber warfare, state-sponsored attacks, and the need for international cooperation in cybersecurity governance.

  • State-sponsored cyber attacks
  • Critical infrastructure protection
  • International cyber law and norms
  • Cyber terrorism and non-state actors

Agenda Item 2

Peacekeeping operations reform

Modernizing UN peacekeeping operations, improving effectiveness, and addressing contemporary challenges in conflict resolution.

  • Peacekeeping mandate effectiveness
  • Protection of civilians strategies
  • Regional organization partnerships
  • Post-conflict peacebuilding support

CRISIS

Crisis Committee

Dynamic Crisis Simulation

The Crisis Committee operates with evolving scenarios that require immediate response and strategic decision-making. Delegates will face unexpected developments and must adapt their strategies in real-time.

Emergency Response

Rapid decision-making under pressure

Strategic Planning

Long-term crisis management

Coalition Building

Diplomatic negotiations and alliances