About the event
Step into the intersection of medicine, technology, and international law in this one-of-a-kind Model United Nations committee designed to challenge delegates across the domains of global health governance, AI ethics, and multilateral diplomacy. From scrutinising regulatory frameworks to negotiating binding international standards, delegates will experience the full complexity of governing a technology that is already reshaping how diseases are diagnosed, drugs are discovered, and care is delivered worldwide.
Delegates will analyse divergent national positions, interpret real-world case studies, debate medicolegal accountability, and defend their country’s stance through structured diplomatic argument. The committee tests not only scientific and policy knowledge, but also communication, coalition-building, and the ability to find consensus on issues where the stakes are human lives.
As AI advances faster than governance can keep up, only the most informed, persuasive, and diplomatically agile delegates will shape the framework the world needs.
RULES
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Open to all MBBS undergraduates and postgraduate students (Phase I, II & III)
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Individual participation; each delegate represents an assigned WHO member state
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Only one representative per delegate is required to complete registration
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Use of unfair means or misconduct will lead to disqualification
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Decisions made by the Executive Board are final and binding
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Delegates are expected to maintain professional conduct and standard MUN rules of procedure at all times
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Debate shall proceed via General Speakers List, moderated caucus, and unmoderated caucus
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Working papers and draft resolutions must meet sponsor and signatory requirements as specified by the Executive Board
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