Committees
The committees of NHKALMUN'26 each simulate a different arena of international diplomacy. Agenda items are published alongside the study guides.
General Assembly
The main deliberative body of the conference, where delegates debate broad global issues and build cross-regional consensus.
Agenda items published with the study guideCapacity: 60 delegates
Security Council
A high-stakes committee focused on urgent security crises, requiring fast, decisive negotiation among a small group of powers.
Agenda items published with the study guideCapacity: 15 delegates
Economic and Social Council
Delegates tackle economic development, trade, and social welfare challenges affecting nations at every stage of growth.
Agenda items published with the study guideCapacity: 40 delegates
Human Rights Council
A committee dedicated to protecting fundamental freedoms, examining humanitarian crises, and drafting rights-based resolutions.
Agenda items published with the study guideCapacity: 40 delegates
Historical Crisis Committee
Delegates step into a pivotal moment from history, reacting to unfolding crisis updates as if the outcome were still undecided.
Agenda items published with the study guideCapacity: 20 delegates
Legal Committee
Focused on the legal frameworks that govern state behaviour, from treaty disputes to the codification of international law.
Agenda items published with the study guideCapacity: 30 delegates