Model United Nations · Warsaw

JASMUN

September 24–27, 2026

A THIMUN-inspired Model United Nations conference in Warsaw, Poland, bringing together delegates from around the world to debate and collaborate on global issues.

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What's MUN?

Model United Nations, MUN, is a simulation of real-life proceedings of the United Nations. Participants get to represent countries from around the globe as their respective delegates or ambassadors in one of the numerous United Nations or UN affiliated committees. Each committee at the end of its sessions produces a resolution, a document containing solutions suggested to the global issues discussed. The resolutions are then read out and discussed during the General Assembly comprising of all delegations.

Why JASMUN?

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Strong Academics

At JASMUN, we focus on creating meaningful and engaging academic experiences. We want delegates to do more than just debate and really focus on learning, thinking critically, and growing throughout the conference.

Each committee explores two topics that are linked by a clear central theme. Debates are led by experienced chairs who are there to guide discussions and support delegates. This years theme is "The Rise of Emerging Global Powers". It explores how rapidly developing countries are gaining influence in international politics and economics. Before, global power had been dominated by chosen states. However, in recent decades, emerging powers, which are countries with growing economies, political influence, and regional leadership, have begun to reshape the international system.

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International Environment

JASMUN brings together delegates from around the world and creates a diverse and open environment for comfortable discussions.

You as a delegate will have the opportunity to meet people from different countries, exchange perspectives and work with them to develop solutions to significant issues. JASMUN builds friendships and connections that last even after the conference ends!

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New RoP

This years JASMUN Rules of Procedure, is fully inspired the THIMUN ROP, providing a fresh take on the traditional MUN experience in the Polish MUN community.

This new RoP offers a more accessible and engaging approach to Model United Nations, that is beginner friendly. Instead of defending their position from the start, delegates work in groups to develop ideas and build draft resolutions together, making it easier to feel the comfortable atmosphere and make MUN experience less intimidating.

Conference Details

Dates

September 24–27, 2026

Thursday through Sunday — four days of committee debate, workshops, and ceremonies.

Venue

Wydział Matematyki i Nauk Informacyjnych Politechniki Warszawskiej

Koszykowa 75, Warsaw

Thursday

  • 8:00–8:45 — Registration
  • 8:45–12:00 — Opening ceremony
  • 12:15–13:15 — Lunch break
  • 13:15–14:45 — General Assembly
  • 14:45–15:15 — Coffee break
  • 15:15–18:00 — Committee debates / advisors meeting
  • 8:45–8:55 — Speech of the Secretary General
  • 8:55–9:05 — Secretariat introduction
  • 9:05–9:20 — Speech of the JASMUN Supervisor
  • 9:20–9:35 — Speech of the 2SLO Headmaster
  • 9:35–10:25 — Guest speaker
  • 10:25–10:40 — Speech of the 2SLO IB Coordinator
  • 10:40–11:25 — Guest speaker
  • 11:25–12:15 — Committee and sponsor introduction

Friday

Committee debates run all day, split into two groups with staggered breaks.

Group 1

  • 9:00–10:20 — Committee debates
  • 10:20–10:40 — Coffee break
  • 10:40–12:30 — Committee debates
  • 12:30–13:30 — Lunch break
  • 13:30–15:30 — Committee debates
  • 15:30–16:00 — Coffee break
  • 16:00–18:00 — Committee debates

Group 2

  • 9:00–10:40 — Committee debates
  • 10:40–11:00 — Coffee break
  • 11:00–13:30 — Committee debates
  • 13:30–14:30 — Lunch break
  • 14:30–16:00 — Committee debates
  • 16:00–16:30 — Coffee break
  • 16:30–18:00 — Committee debates

Saturday

Committee debates continue, again split into two groups.

Group 1

  • 10:00–11:20 — Committee debates
  • 11:20–11:40 — Coffee break
  • 11:40–13:30 — Committee debates
  • 13:30–14:30 — Lunch break
  • 14:30–16:30 — Committee debates
  • 16:40–17:00 — Coffee break
  • 17:00–18:00 — Committee debates

Group 2

  • 10:00–11:40 — Committee debates
  • 11:40–12:00 — Coffee break
  • 12:00–14:30 — Committee debates
  • 14:30–15:30 — Lunch break
  • 15:30–17:00 — Committee debates
  • 17:00–17:20 — Coffee break
  • 17:30–18:00 — Committee debates

Sunday

  • 10:00–11:30 — General Assembly
  • 11:30–11:45 — Coffee break
  • 11:45–13:30 — General Assembly
  • 13:30–14:15 — Coffee break
  • 14:15–16:00 — Closing ceremony

Letter from the
Secretary General

Dear Delegates, Advisors and Distinguished Guests,

It is with my utmost pleasure to invite you to the 7th edition of Jasienica Model United Nations — JASMUN. Serving as this year's Secretary General I am honoured to welcome those who will join us for the first time, and those who already experienced JASMUN during previous editions.

In 2026, our guiding topic is "The Rise of Emerging Global Powers". We believe that the ongoing shifts of power are one of the most significant and influential processes shaping the current geopolitical situation in the world. For many years, it was only a few nations that guided international politics. However, as new actors begin to rise and bring their own views and perspectives to the global stage, the past order is being slowly dismantled. These shifts carry great hope for a more balanced and inclusive political state of the world. Simultaneously, they remind us that with newly born influence comes also great responsibility. It is in such circumstances that the spirit of diplomacy, which we aim to continuously cultivate at JASMUN, truly matters.

For several years now JASMUN has borne the motto of the European Union — In Varietate Concordia — as our guiding principle. Translated from Latin, it means "united in diversity". With each forthcoming edition of our conference this statement only continues to grow in relevance. Every nation, culture or ethnicity brings a unique perspective to the discussion table. Without this diversity, diplomacy would have no meaning. In a world which changes so rapidly, we must look past the differences that separate us and instead focus on a shared future we can build in cooperation. True unity doesn't require perfectly aligned views, but rather respect and an eagerness to search for common ground. We hope to further foster this spirit of unity this very September at JASMUN.

During the four days of JASMUN, delegates will have a chance to debate across various committees on a variety of topics. Together, they will write resolutions aimed at solving problems of the current world. It is an amazing opportunity to develop critical thinking, diplomacy and public speaking skills. However, JASMUN is far more than the official aspect on its own. It is also the people you meet, the friendships you build and the conversations over coffee breaks that truly shape the experience.

Our team has been working with great dedication to prepare a conference worthy of your time and effort, and we cannot wait to welcome you. Whether you come representing a global superpower or a small island state, your voice matters and your contribution will shape the outcome of our debates.

On behalf of the entire JASMUN team, I sincerely invite you to join us for what promises to be an unforgettable edition of our conference.

Sincerely,

Maja Dobrosielska

Secretary General of JASMUN 26

Secretariat Members

Maja Dobrosielska

Maja Dobrosielska

Secretary General

Sonia Rybus

Sonia Rybus

Conference Manager

Kalina Krupa

Kalina Krupa

President of the General Assembly

Marcjanna Bubak

Marcjanna Bubak

Head of Academics

Matvei Pikula

Matvei Pikula

Head of Finance

Karolina Orfinger

Karolina Orfinger

Head of Logistics

Juliusz Wertenstein Żuławski

Juliusz Wertenstein Żuławski

Head of PR

Gustaw Kuczyński

Gustaw Kuczyński

Head of The Delegate Center

Michał Młyniec

Michał Młyniec

President of Crisis

For Delegates

ICC ROP

Download the Rules of Procedure specific to the International Criminal Court.

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Delegate handbook

Everything you need to prepare: how to research, write position papers, dress, and speak during debate.

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What to do in Warsaw?

As a capital city of Poland, Warsaw has rich history and modern life balanced together, due to cultural attractions, historic sites and an active urban atmosphere. Warsaw is well connected and easy to reach by international flights to Warsaw Chopin Airport or Modlin, or by direct rail connections with other European cities. Moving around Warsaw is simple and affordable with buses, trams and subway network, ensuring easy access to key locations, especially the JASMUN venue.

During free time, delegates are welcome and encouraged to explore many fascinating cultural and historical landmarks, as well as enjoy traditional or international cuisine.

  • Pałac Kultury — Warsaw's tallest building and a symbol of the city with panoramic views, theaters, cinemas and exhibition halls.
  • Old Town — A historic UNESCO-listed centre of the city, reconstructed to reflect what Warsaw originally looked like.
  • Royal Castle — A former residence of past monarchs, now a museum with an extensive collection of Polish art.
  • Łazienki Królewskie — Warsaw's largest park with beautiful gardens, green walking paths, and the iconic Fryderyk Chopin statue and Palace on the Isle.
  • Nowy Świat — One of the most famous streets in Warsaw, known for its architecture, history, cafés, restaurants and shops.
  • Museums — Warsaw has a wide range of museums exhibiting its history, culture and art:
    • · POLIN Museum of the History of Polish Jews
    • · Warsaw Uprising Museum
    • · National Museum

Study Guides

Security Council (SC)

Maintains international peace and security through binding resolutions and sanctions.

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International Criminal Court (ICC)

A judicial body prosecuting individuals for serious international crimes such as genocide and war crimes.

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Crisis Committee (CC)

A fast-moving, high-stakes simulation with the topic revealed only 24 hours before the conference begins.

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Economic and Financial Committee (ECOFIN)

Deals with economic policy, financial markets, taxation, and EU budgetary matters.

UN Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC)

Addresses global drug policy, organized crime, and international criminal justice cooperation.

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World Health Organization (WHO)

Focuses on global public health issues, healthcare systems, and health emergencies.

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Human Rights Council (HRC)

Investigates human rights violations worldwide and promotes international human rights standards.

UN Women (UNW)

Promotes gender equality and empowers women through policy and initiatives worldwide.

European Council (EC)

Brings together EU leaders to set the political direction and priorities of the European Union.

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Previous Editions

JASMUN 2025

JASMUN 2024

JASMUN 2023