The Special Assembly is one of the principal organs at most MUN conferences and just like the General Assembly all of the members of the United Nations are equal and represented. The Special Assembly debates issues directly connected to the theme of the conference. At JMUN, it consists of committees that debate different aspects of world problems directly related to the theme. In JMUN, these committees gather at the last day of the conference to debate the passed resolutions.
 

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

 

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SA1 Drugs & Crime

• Preventing the Exploitation of Armed Conflicts for Illicit Drug Trafficking in the Middle East

• Strengthening International Cooperation against Financing Networks Facilitated by Regional Terrorist Organizations

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SA2 Education

• Restoring National Education Systems in Areas Recovered from Prolonged Armed Conflict

• Addressing the Impact of Brain Drain on Education Systems in the Middle East

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SA3 Health

• Improving the Coordination and Deployment of Emergency Medical Teams in the Aftermath of Conflicts

• Mitigating Mass Malnutrition among Displaced Persons and Refugees Affected by Conflicts in the Middle East

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SA4 Sustainability

• Addressing Environmental Contamination Resulting from Armed Conflict

• Diversifying Middle Eastern Economies Away from Oil Dependency

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SA5 Cyber Crimes

• Protecting Hospitals and Critical Infrastructure from Cross-Border Cyberattacks in the Middle East

• Establishing Rules for the Preservation, Authentication, and Transfer of Digital Evidence between States

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SA6 Gender Affairs

• Removing Legal Barriers to Women’s Social Participation in Post-Conflict States

• Strengthening Legal Frameworks against Forced and Child Marriage in the Middle East