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MUN Bilbao 2026 is January 29th – February 1st
Registration opens May 31st 2025
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Welcome
to MUN BILBAO 2026
Welcome to the official website for Model United Nations Bilbao, organised by the Educational Group COAS, AYALDE and MUNABE.
Fellow delegates, honorable Chairs and advisors
It is a pleasure to welcome you once again to our annual conference, which will take place in our school, Colegio Ayalde, between the 29th of January to the 1st of February 2026, the octave edition.
Registration is open from the end of May 2025. We hope you enjoy the conference!
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This committee is concerned for the general health of the population of the World, whether a person is from a developed or under-developed country.
- TOPIC A: On the question of stricter regulations for the sale and promotion of alcohol.
- TOPIC B: On the question of human DNA modification for survival in the face of climate change.
- TOPIC C: On the question of AI replacing doctors in medical procedures.
Committee Chairs
This committee deals with the rights of safety and protection that each person is entitled to, but is not receiving in their home country or abroad.
- TOPIC A: On the question of for-profit or private juvenile detention centers and adult prisons.
- TOPIC B: On the question of safeguarding the rights of workers in hazardous labour conditions.
- TOPIC C: On the question of ensuring the legal protections of unaccompanied migrant children.
Committee Chairs
Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO)
- TOPIC A: On the question of animal abuse in the farming industries.
- TOPIC B: On the question of biodiversity loss from pesiticides.
- TOPIC C: On the question of balancing demand and ocean survival.
Committee Chairs
This Committee promotes and enforces basic freedoms and ideals meant to be enjoyed by the entire international community, such as the freedom of expression.
- TOPIC A: On the question biometric surveillance in public spaces.
- TOPIC B: On the question of banning the veil or any religious symbols in public spaces.
- TOPIC C: On the question of freedom of speech in social, artistic, or political expression.
Committee Chairs
The CSTD Commission is the UN´s home for discussions on science and technology – what is new, what matters, what is changing, what the impact is – and how this affects development and a sustainable future for all.
- TOPIC A: On the question of using solar stratospheric aerosol injection (SAI) to reduce global temperatures.
- TOPIC B: On the question of using inserted neurotechnologies to treat mental illness and enhance intelligence.
- TOPIC C: On the question of prioritizing the develpment of ”green” data centers for AI to reduce the technology´s impact on the climate.
Committee Chairs
ECOFIN deals with questions about economics, global finance, and growth and development around the world.
- TOPIC A: On the question of AI replacing jobs faster than societies will be able to adapt their economies.
- TOPIC B: On the question of tariffs and global economic stability.
- TOPIC C: On the question of compensating developing nations for climate damage caused by industrialized countries.
Commitee Chairs
This council debates the most challenging topics, and their resolutions are enforced by UN Peacekeepers.
- TOPIC A: On the question of automatic sanctions on member states or parties that violate ceasefire agreements.
- TOPIC B: On the question of combating piracy and securing maritime trade routes.
- TOPIC C: On the question of enforcing a global ban on the development and testing of nuclear weapons.
Committee Chairs
NAM, the non-alignment movement, represented by 120 countries in the division of interests between East and West, upholds the UN Charter and membership requirements must coincide with the key beliefs and practices in accordance with the ten “Bandung principles” of 1955.
- TOPIC A: On the question of returning cultural treasures to their country of origin.
- TOPIC B: On the question of of creating a NAM-led Global Currency for the Global South.
- TOPIC C: On the question of climate justice and equitable access to green technologies.
Committee Chairs
DISEC, this was the first committee of the UN and it works towards peaceful solutions leading to eventual disarmament and greater security in the face of global threats.
- TOPIC A: On the question of military spending increases and growing military arms industry.
- TOPIC B: On the question of preventing a new arms race in space militarization.
- TOPIC C: On the question of halting AI-crafted deep fakes from igniting global chaos.
Committee Chairs
The ICJ of Model United Nations simulates real-world court proceedings of the International Court of Justice, giving you the chance to experience how international disputes between nations are resolved through legal reasoning and evidence-based judgment. By taking part in this round-table discussion, you’ll gain a deep understanding of how the ICJ works and how it arrives at decisions that shape international relations.
The sessions require
- 12 judges who must remain impartial, analyze arguments, and issue a final verdict.
- 4 advocates (2 per side), who will research, prepare, and present compelling legal arguments in line with the official rules of procedure. (Link to procedure)
Advocates will build their case to win. Judges will listen with a clear, unbiased mind, ready to interpret international law and evidence presented during the proceedings.
Get ready to dive into a fascinating international dispute at the heart of MUN Bilbao 2026 Model ICJ! This year’s case will be Sovereignty over the Sapodilla Cayes (Belize v. Honduras), a small chain of islands in the Gulf of Honduras that both nations passionately claim as their own. Belize argues it has long exercised authority over the cayes, while Honduras points to historical treaties and regional presence to support its claim.
This case isn’t just about a few islands, it’s about borders, history, and the power of legal reasoning. Are you ready to make your mark on international justice?
Sign up for the ICJ, must fill in the application form below. Applications for advocates will be accepted until the 3rd of October. Applications for judges will be accepted until the 15th of November.
MAC Bilbao:
- TOPIC A: Coming soon
- TOPIC B: Coming soon
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