CHMUN 2026 brings together ambitious young minds from across the world for an immersive experience in international diplomacy, critical thinking, and global leadership. Delegates will step into the roles of nations and policymakers, navigating complex global issues, negotiating diverse perspectives, and transforming challenges into possibilities.
Join us on 10th and 11th October 2026 for two remarkable days of diplomacy, dialogue, and decisive ideas, where voices unite to shape a shared future.
It is with immense pride and joy that I welcome you to CHMUN 2026, the second Model United Nations Conference hosted by Chrysalis High, Horamavu on 10th and 11th October, 2026.
This moment marks a powerful step forward in our commitment to nurturing young minds who are not only academically sound but also globally conscious and socially responsible.
In a world that is increasingly interconnected and complex, it is crucial for our youth to understand the nuances of diplomacy, international relations, and collaborative problem-solving. CHMUN provides a vibrant platform for students to step into the shoes of global leaders, engage in purposeful dialogue, and find constructive solutions to real-world issues. It is a powerful simulation that nurtures critical thinking, eloquent expression, empathy, and leadership – values that lie at the very heart of Chrysalis High.
To all our young diplomats: may you embrace this platform with courage and inquisitiveness. Let your words be wise, your intent be noble, and your diplomacy be impactful. This is your moment to shine.
Warm wishes for a successful and transformative conference!
"The measure of leadership is not how loudly we speak, but how thoughtfully we listen, how courageously we act, and how responsibly we lead."
It is my privilege to welcome you to CHMUN 2026.
A Model United Nations conference is far more than a simulation of international diplomacy. It is an arena where young minds are challenged to think critically, question deeply, engage with perspectives different from their own, and transform ideas into meaningful dialogue.
The experience calls for much more than eloquence. It demands research, preparation, confidence, collaboration, negotiation and empathy — the ability to defend a position with conviction while remaining open to another point of view. These are not merely skills for a conference; they are qualities that shape thoughtful leaders and responsible global citizens.
What makes a Model United Nations experience truly memorable is the journey itself — the preparation, the conversations, the challenges, the moments of disagreement, and ultimately, the search for common ground. For those who take on responsibilities beyond the committee rooms, it is also an opportunity to experience the discipline, teamwork and ownership that turn an idea into a successful endeavour.
I hope CHMUN 2026 leaves every participant with more than a memorable conference experience. May it leave you with greater confidence in your voice, greater respect for perspectives beyond your own, and a deeper understanding of the responsibility that comes with leadership.
Think boldly. Listen deeply. Debate purposefully. Lead responsibly.
May CHMUN 2026 be an experience that challenges you, inspires you and remains with you long after the final session.
Greetings, Delegates!
Every conference begins with a room full of people who do not necessarily agree. Different countries. Different priorities. Different interpretations of the same problem. And yet, for two days, all of them must find a way forward.
Welcome to CHMUN 2026, hosted by Chrysalis High, Horamavu! This year, we bring together delegates from across schools for eight committees built around issues that demand more than prepared speeches and predetermined positions. From questions of national representation and international security to human rights, global debt, refugee protection, gender equality, organised crime and international law, every committee presents its own set of challenges, negotiations and possibilities.
But CHMUN 2026 is not only about what happens behind the placard.
With the introduction of our dedicated Press Corps, the conference will also be viewed, questioned and documented from outside the committee room. Our Socials will provide a space for delegates to step away from formal proceedings, meet one another and build connections beyond their committees.
Whether you come prepared to negotiate, challenge, question or simply find your voice, I hope you leave CHMUN with more than a collection of speeches and resolutions — with new perspectives, new conversations and perhaps, a different understanding of the issues you thought you already knew.
I look forward to welcoming you to CHMUN 2026.
Each committee runs on its own agenda. Check the Matrix below to see your portfolio allotment.
Addressing the delimitation of parliamentary constituencies in India and ensuring equitable representation, federal balance, and democratic fairness.
Addressing maritime security in the Red Sea region, with a focus on threats, navigation rights, and regional stability.
Addressing the right to life and the use of the death penalty in line with international human rights standards and safeguards.
Addressing the rising global debt burden in 2026 and its impact on sustainable development and economic stability.
Addressing the changing landscape of refugee protection in Europe amid conflict, climate change, and shifting asylum policies.
Addressing the systemic exclusion of women and girls from education and economic participation in Afghanistan.
Addressing the rise of human trafficking for forced criminality in Southeast Asia, strengthening prevention and protection.
Addressing the legal status and continuity of bilateral treaties in times of conflict and state succession.
Everything a delegate needs to prepare, in one place.