GimBMUN 2026

Gimnazija Bežigrad Model United Nations

Jan 22–24, 2026 Ljubljana, Slovenia

Gimnazija Bežigrad Model United Nations

Conference

Ljubljana, Slovenia·Europe

Jan 22–24, 2026

100 delegates expected

High school students

In English

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About

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Dear Delegates, Faculty Advisors, and fellow members of the MUN community,

On behalf of our Executive Team and the Secretariat, it is my great pleasure to invite you to the 7th edition of Gimnazija Bežigrad Model United Nations Conference. We are excited to once again host national and international delegates from all over the world.

GimBMUN VII is a three-day simulation of the organs of the United Nations and is aimed at bringing the world of diplomacy closer to high school students (ages 14-19) with the goal of giving them a chance to participate in the world of diplomacy, broadening their horizons, and empowering them to publicly express their thoughts.

Our theme this year will centre around the importance of water and the role it plays in international relations, where it can lead to cooperation or conflict. We will host committees in which delegates will have the opportunity to explore this issue from various perspectives, suited to their interests and passions, and delve deeper into these crucial topics. 

Furthermore, while the academic component of the conference is crucial, a large and memorable part of attending MUN conferences is the opportunity to meet new people and build new friendships. While you will spend most of your time with delegates from your committee, you will also have an opportunity to meet everyone in more informal settings, exploring the beautiful city of Ljubljana, and at the party. Throughout the three days, you will have an incredible chance to meet like-minded youth from all over Europe and build memories that will last you a lifetime.

For further information on the conference and preparation material, please visit our website: https://gimbmun.com/, and follow our Instagram to receiveregular updates and reminders of important deadlines: @gimbmun. For any inquiries or questions, we are also always available at our email:info@gimbmun.com

I look forward to welcoming all of you in January.

Sincerely,

Ana Pšeničnik

Secretary-General

Committees

  • Security Council (UNSC)

    Expert · English
    Resolving Disputes Over Water Resources in the Himalayas
    Achyuth Rajesh

    Security Council (UNSC)

    Expert · English

    Topic

    Resolving Disputes Over Water Resources in the Himalayas

    About the committee

    The Security Council of the United Nations is a crucial organ responsible for maintaining international peace and security. Composed of 15 member states, including five permanent members (China, France, Russia, the United Kingdom, and the United States), it aims to prevent conflicts and resolve disputes through diplomatic means. The Security Council has the authority to impose sanctions, establish peacekeeping missions, and authorize the use of force when necessary. Its decisions are binding on all UN member states.

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  • Historical Security Council (HSC)

    Expert · English
    The Suez Crisis 1956
    Dimitrije Cocojevic and Svit Purič

    Historical Security Council (HSC)

    Expert · English

    Topic

    The Suez Crisis 1956

    About the committee

    The Historic Security Council functions within the framework of the Security Council but with a crucial difference from other MUN committees: it focuses on past events. Delegates in this committee have the unique opportunity to revisit and influence significant historical occurrences, potentially altering their outcomes with the thrilling twist of not knowing how history in the future will unfold. You will be representing key figures and nations with the knowledge, resources, and political alliances of the time, and it will be up to you to negotiate, strategize, and decide the course of history.

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  • African Union

    Expert · English
    The Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam: water security, organised crime, and the rise of drug trafficking in the Nile basin.
    Jana Vučinić

    African Union

    Expert · English

    Topic

    The Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam: water security, organised crime, and the rise of drug trafficking in the Nile basin.

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  • United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC)

    Intermediate · English
    Addressing the Challenges Posed by Modern-Day Piracy and 1 more topic
    Živa Primožič and Natan Vesnaver

    United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC)

    Intermediate · English

    Topics

    1. Addressing the Challenges Posed by Modern-Day Piracy
    2. Addressing the Long-Term Consequences of Waterway Drug Trafficking

    About the committee

    The United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime was established in 1977 and has since then been a driving force in the battle against illicit drugs and international crime, developing the guidelines for tackling terrorism, corruption, and illegal trafficking.Since combating drug-related crime is among the Office's primary goals, numerous initiatives have been launched in the past, aiming to educate people about the consequences of drug abuse. UNODC advocates for stricter policies regarding drug production and trafficking, as well as offering alternatives to drug cultivation in affected areas. Throughout its work, it emphasizes the importance of international collaboration in addressing widespread problems that extend far beyond the borders of a single country.

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  • Human Rights Council (HRC)

    Beginner · English
    Ensuring the Right to Clean Water in Conflict Zonesand 1 more topic
    Mia Đukić and Alesia Sotnikova

    Human Rights Council (HRC)

    Beginner · English

    Topics

    1. Ensuring the Right to Clean Water in Conflict Zones
    2. Safeguarding the Right to Water in the Era of Water Privatisation

    About the committee

    Human Rights Council was established on the 15th March 2006, by the General Assembly by the adoption of the Resolution 60/251, and serves as intergovernmental body within the United Nations system. It is tasked with strengthening the promotion and protection of human rights around the globe and for addressing situations of human rights violations and making recommendations on them. The HRC has its assembly point in Geneva Switzerland.

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Organizers

Ana Psenicnik
Secretary General

Luka Plevcak
Deputy Secretary General

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