EMERGE CRUCIBLE NATIONAL MODEL UNITED NATIONS 2026

EMERGE CRUCIBLE NATIONAL MODEL UNITED NATIONS

Conference

Lusaka, Zambia·Africa

Nov 27–28, 2026

200 delegates expected

School Students

Language: English

Applications

Chairs

Oct 15 – Nov 20, 2026

Delegates

Oct 15 – Nov 6, 2026

Head Delegates

Oct 15 – Nov 6, 2026

Faculty Advisor

Oct 15 – Nov 20, 2026

EMERGE-CRUCIBLE 2026: Where young minds meet, diplomacy comes alive and the future takes shape.

EMERGE-CRUCIBLE SECONDARY SCHOOL MODEL UNITED NATIONS CONFERENCE 2026

Two Days of Diplomacy. One Unforgettable Greek Night.

The EMERGE-CRUCIBLE Secondary School Model United Nations Conference 2026 brings together ambitious secondary school students from across Zambia for two days of diplomacy, debate, negotiation and global engagement. Organised by EMERGE Zambia, the conference offers young people a platform to step into the shoes of world leaders, engage with pressing international challenges and discover the power of dialogue in shaping a better future.

Under the theme “Beyond GDP: Redefining Global Progress for People, Planet, and Prosperity,” delegates will explore what it truly means for nations to prosper. Moving beyond economic figures alone, participants will examine the importance of human well-being, environmental sustainability, social inclusion, innovation and responsible governance in building a more equitable and sustainable world.

Through simulated United Nations committee sessions, delegates will represent Member States, debate contemporary global issues, negotiate competing interests, draft resolutions and work towards practical solutions inspired by the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Whether stepping into the world of Model United Nations for the first time or returning with prior experience, every delegate will have the opportunity to sharpen their public speaking, critical thinking, research, diplomacy, leadership and negotiation skills.

But diplomacy is not only about formal speeches and negotiations; it is also about building connections, celebrating cultures and creating lasting memories. As the debates conclude and the diplomatic ties are forged, the experience will culminate in an unforgettable Greek Night—an evening of cultural celebration, elegance, music and fellowship, bringing delegates together beyond the committee rooms.

Join us on 27–28 November 2026 at Crucible School, Lusaka, for an experience that combines intellectual challenge, meaningful engagement and vibrant cultural exchange.

EMERGE-CRUCIBLE 2026: Where young minds meet, diplomacy comes alive and the future takes shape.

Ratings

EMERGE ZAMBIA MUN UNIVERSITY EDITION 2025

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4.14

52 Ratings

ZAMUN XIIth Edition 2024

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3.76

38 Ratings

Committees

DISEC
UNHCR
UNDP
ECOSOC
UNHRC
ICJ
International Criminal Court
DISEC
Language: English
UNHCR
Language: English
UNDP
Language: English
ECOSOC
Language: English
UNHRC
Language: English
ICJ
Language: English
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Expert
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19 Spots

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Description

Topic: Beyond Insurgency; Armed Movements, Identity, and State Stability This topic challenges delegates to examine the growing influence of armed groups in fragile states, particularly across the S...

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Topic: Beyond Survival; Protecting Refugee Children's Education, Identity, and Future. This topic challenges delegates to address the long-term needs of refugee children living in prolonged displac...

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Beyond Income: Measuring Poverty This committee challenges delegates to rethink how poverty is measured by looking beyond income and GDP to examine multidimensional poverty, inequality, and social e...

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Topic: Energy Poverty in Resource-Rich States This committee will examine the paradox of why many countries blessed with abundant natural resources continue to face limited access to reliable, affor...

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Topic: Statutory Law vs Customary Law This topics invites delegates to examine the complex relationship between universal human rights and cultural traditions. The committee will debate how states c...

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Case Focus: Ukraine v. Russian Federation (International Court of Justice) The case focuses on Ukraine’s allegations that Russia misused the 1948 Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of the Cr...

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Focus of the Case The case focuses on war crimes and crimes against humanity committed in Ituri, DRC, including murder, sexual violence, persecution and attacks against civilians. It also examines th...

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Organizers

Humairaa KhanProfile Picture

Humairaa Khan
Secretary General

Mthunzi  LupakaProfile Picture

Mthunzi Lupaka
Secretary General

Tangu ManungaProfile Picture

Tangu Manunga
Under Secretary General Media