The United Nations Security Council (UNSC) addresses the Black Sea Grain Initiative, an agreement created to secure the export of grain and other food products from Ukrainian ports during the ongoing conflict. This initiative plays a vital role in stabilizing global food markets and preventing shortages, especially in developing countries that heavily rely on imports. The committee will examine the successes and challenges of the deal, including issues of maritime security, the impact of geopolitical tensions, and the humanitarian consequences of disrupted food supply chains. Delegates are expected to discuss possible measures to strengthen international cooperation and ensure reliable access to food for vulnerable populations.

The Legal Committee addresses the pressing issue of defining and prosecuting crimes against humanity, one of the core concerns of international law. While these crimes are universally recognized as among the gravest violations of human rights, the absence of a comprehensive legal definition in a binding international treaty continues to pose significant challenges. Delegates will examine the work of the International Law Commission, the role of the International Criminal Court, and the responsibility of states in ensuring accountability. The committee aims to clarify legal frameworks, strengthen mechanisms of prosecution, and advance global consensus on preventing and punishing such crimes to uphold international justice and the rule of law.

The United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) Committee examines the multifaceted issue of substance abuse and its profound impact on societies worldwide. Delegates will address the social, economic, and health-related consequences of drug misuse, with particular focus on vulnerable populations and the strain on public institutions. The committee will explore international frameworks, prevention strategies, and cross-border cooperation in combating illicit trafficking and addiction. By analyzing both the immediate and long-term repercussions, the debate aims to foster comprehensive solutions that balance law enforcement, rehabilitation, and human rights considerations.

The F-GA Committee convened at the United Nations in 2145 for a critical session shaping the future of humanity. The agenda focused on a society influenced by consciousness transfer and digital immortality technologies, examining the future of human existence. Society is divided into biological humans and digital immortals: one side advocates that digital immortality maximizes human potential, while the other defends the preservation of biological identity and ethical values.

The Historical Crisis Committee addresses the French Revolution, one of the most turbulent periods in European history. Beginning with widespread social and political crises, the committee examines the impacts of these events on governance, society, and international relations. With a unique format, delegates will live through the Revolution as it progresses, making the choices that shape the outcome while representing leading figures of the time. The Revolution is the context of many chaotic crises such as economic hardships, social inequalities, and political instability, and through their critical decisions and strategies, delegates act as key factors influencing the course and consequences of events.

The Special Committee addresses the COVID-19 Pandemic, one of the most significant global crises in recent history. Beginning with the urgent convening of the United Nations, the committee follows a time-jump format to examine different stages of the pandemic. It considers the effects on health, economy, human rights, and international cooperation. This structure allows for a clearer understanding of the challenges faced and the strategies adopted by states throughout the pandemic.