The General Assembly is one of the principal organs of the United Nations system where all of the members of the United Nations are equal and represented. The best part is the fact that it allows every member state to partake in finding the best solutions to world problems. The General Assembly committees debate different aspects of world problems and concerns. In MUN conferences these committees gather on the last day of the conference to debate the resolutions that have passed in the committees.

 

In JMUN, the best clauses of the passed resolutions will be selected by the delegates in the respective committees and sent to the General Assembly Plenary Session. These clauses form one big resolution related to the theme of the conference, which will be debated and voted at the plenary session.  The committees of the General Assembly are:

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GA1 Disarmament

• Establishing International Legal Standards for the Military Use of AI and Autonomous Weapon Systems

• Regulating the Illicit Flow of Arms and Machinery to Non-State Militias

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GA2 Economics

• Mitigating Economic Fragmentation Caused by Sanctions

• Addressing the Economic Impact of Disruptions to Middle Eastern Shipping Routes

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GA3 Environmental

• Strengthening Cooperation over Transboundary Rivers and Shared Freshwater Resources

• Combating Cross-Border Environmental Degradation and Climate Crises Caused by Ongoing Conflicts in the Middle East

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GA4 Humanitarian

• Strengthening Civilian and Humanitarian Access in Conflict-Affected Areas in the Middle East

• Protecting Refugee Communities from Human Trafficking along Middle Eastern Trade Routes

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GA5 Political 

• Addressing the Threat of Houthi Attacks in the Red Sea to Regional Stability and International Maritime Security

• Mitigating Political Deadlock and Institutional Instability in Lebanon and Iraq

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GA6 Legal

• Clarifying International Law on the Protection of Civilians and Humanitarian Access in the Middle East

• Countering Terrorism and Strengthening the Enforcement of International Sanctions While Upholding State Sovereignty in the Middle East