GSUMUN 2026 Conference

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Delegate Guide
A comprehensive guide to help delegates prepare for and participate effectively in GSUMUN 2026.
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Before the Conference:
Delegate Preparation

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Research your Country
Study your country's political system, foreign policy positions, and history.
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Research Committee Topics
Study your committee's topics and your country's position on them.
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Write Position Paper
Prepare position papers presenting your delegation's stance and proposed solutions.
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Prepare Opening Speech
1-minute speech outlining your country's position on the topics.
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Review Rules of Procedure
Familiarize yourself with parliamentary procedure and resolution format.
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Recommended
Research Sources

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UN Official Website
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UN Digital Library
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CIA World Factbook
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BBC Country Profiles
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Loreum Ipsum Valor
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Important Reminder:
Always represent your assigned country's actual policies and positions, not your personal views. Research thoroughly to understand your country's stance, even if it differs from your own opinions.

Research Guidelines:
Country Research

Focus on these key areas when researching your assigned country:
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Political System
• Form of government
• Key political figures
• Major political parties
• Recent elections or transitions
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Foreign Policy
• Major alliances and treaties
• Relationship with countries
• Historical UN voting patterns
• Current international disputes
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Economic Factors
• Economic system
• Major industries and exports
• GDP and development indicators
• Economic challenges
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Social & Cultural
• Demographics and population
• Major ethnic and religious groups
• Human rights situation
• Social issues and challenges
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Topic Research

For each committee topic, make sure to research:
  • Item Historical background and development of the issue
  • Current status and recent developments
  • Past UN resolutions and international actions
  • Different perspectives and approaches to the issue
  • Your country's specific policies and actions on the topic
  • Potential solutions that align with your country's interests

Committee Flow

How a session moves from roll call to the final vote.

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Roll Call

The chair takes attendance at the beginning of each session.

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Setting the Agenda

The committee votes on which topic to discuss first.

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General Speakers List

Formal debate begins with opening speeches.

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Moderated & Unmoderated Caucuses

Structured debate on specific aspects and informal discussion.

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Working Papers

Delegates collaborate on informal proposals to address the topic.

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Draft Resolutions

Working papers become formal proposals with sponsors and signatories.

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Amendments

Modifications to draft resolutions (friendly or unfriendly).

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Voting Procedure

Formal vote on draft resolutions and amendments.

Tips for Effective Participation

Small habits that separate good delegates from great ones.

Speaking Tips

  • Speak clearly and confidently
  • Use formal language and diplomatic terms
  • Address the chair and fellow delegates properly
  • Be concise and focused in your points

Strategy Tips

  • Build alliances with like-minded countries
  • Stay in character as your country
  • Use unmoderated caucuses to network
  • Be solution-oriented in your contributions
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Submit Your Position Paper

Enter the following details, then upload your position paper to its committee below. PDF only · 10 MB max.

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