YLS MUN 2026

Young Leaders Summit India

Jul 4–5, 2026 Gurgaon, India

Young Leaders Summit India

Conference

Gurgaon, India·Asia

Jul 4–5, 2026

High school and university students

In English

About

The Young Leaders Summit India (YLS India 2026) is a premier national-level platform designed to empower motivated students with the skills, exposure, and leadership mindset required to shape tomorrow’s world. Bringing together delegates from across the country, YLS India creates a transformative space where young minds debate global challenges, design policy-based solutions, and collaborate beyond committees.

At YLS India, participants step into an immersive environment that blends Model United Nations debate, leadership workshops, interactive diplomatic simulations, and expert-led sessions. The summit focuses on enhancing public speaking, negotiation, critical thinking, and problem-solving through real-world global issues.

What sets YLS India apart is its commitment to innovation, inclusivity, and youth empowerment. Delegates work closely with trained chairs, diplomats, and student leaders to sharpen their understanding of international relations while building confidence and forming meaningful networks.

The 2026 edition promises:

  • High-quality committees with dynamic agendas
  • Skill-based masterclasses led by experienced mentors
  • Collaborative activities beyond formal debate
  • Recognition & awards celebrating excellence and growth
  • A community of passionate, driven, and globally aware students

Whether you're a seasoned delegate or a first-time participant, YLS India 2026 is your opportunity to step into a national platform, challenge your potential, and become part of the next generation of global leaders.

Committees

  • UNCSW

    English
    Addressing the structural barriers to women's political participation and leadership, and formulating strategies to achieve gender parity in legislative, executive, and judicial bodies worldwide.

    UNCSW

    English

    About the committee

    Addressing the structural barriers to women's political participation and leadership, and formulating strategies to achieve gender parity in legislative, executive, and judicial bodies worldwide.

    Countries

    How this committee type works
  • UNODC

    English
    Exploring measures to dismantle the operational and financial nexus between transnational organized crime, the illicit drugs trade, and arms trafficking, with emphasis on securing vulnerable maritime and land borders.

    UNODC

    English

    About the committee

    Exploring measures to dismantle the operational and financial nexus between transnational organized crime, the illicit drugs trade, and arms trafficking, with emphasis on securing vulnerable maritime and land borders.

    Countries

    How this committee type works
  • UNHRC

    English
    Addressing the legal and human rights implications of applying Sharia law, with a focus on mitigating corporal and capital punishment and ensuring fair trial standards and due process for all citizens.

    UNHRC

    English

    About the committee

    Addressing the legal and human rights implications of applying Sharia law, with a focus on mitigating corporal and capital punishment and ensuring fair trial standards and due process for all citizens.

    Countries

    How this committee type works
  • INTERNATIONAL PRESS

    English

    INTERNATIONAL PRESS

    English
  • UNGA DISEC

    English
    Establishing a multilateral framework to monitor and restrict the illicit and grey-market flow of small arms and light weapons (SALW) to states perpetuating systematic human rights violations and armed conflict.

    UNGA DISEC

    English

    About the committee

    Establishing a multilateral framework to monitor and restrict the illicit and grey-market flow of small arms and light weapons (SALW) to states perpetuating systematic human rights violations and armed conflict.

    Countries

    How this committee type works
  • LOK SABHA

    English
    Reviewing the Arms Act, 1959, and legislating new provisions to curb the proliferation of illegal and 'Katta' (country-made) firearms, with special attention to law enforcement and socio-economic remediation in the states of Bihar and Punjab.

    LOK SABHA

    English

    About the committee

    Reviewing the Arms Act, 1959, and legislating new provisions to curb the proliferation of illegal and 'Katta' (country-made) firearms, with special attention to law enforcement and socio-economic remediation in the states of Bihar and Punjab.

    Countries

    How this committee type works
  • UNSC

    English

    UNSC

    English
  • CRISIS COMMITTEE (Mossad)

    English

    CRISIS COMMITTEE (Mossad)

    English

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