General Assembly committee

How to prepare for Model UN General Assembly committee

• Practice questions, lessons and flashcards on Global issues and international relations.
• A project tracker with suggested steps and due dates.
• Feedback on your written entry that points out what to fix, without writing it for you.
• Model UN tools: a practice committee session with an AI chair and AI delegations, feedback on your position paper, and resolution clause practice.
• A daily 10–20 minute plan and a readiness score that tracks how prepared you are.

What do the Global issues and international relations practice questions cover?

• Sustainable development
• Human rights
• Peace and security
• Environment and climate
• Global health
• Diplomacy and foreign policy

What are the steps to prepare?

1. Read the committee's background guide
2. Research your country's policy on each topic
3. Find past UN action on the topics
4. Write and submit your position paper
5. Draft an opening speech
6. Plan possible blocs and solutions
7. Draft operative clause ideas

What else should you know about General Assembly committee?

Large committees modeled on the UN General Assembly and its main committees (for example DISEC or SOCHUM), where every member state has a seat and delegates work in blocs to pass draft resolutions. Some conferences seat two delegates per country (double delegation). Chairs give awards; rules differ by conference, so read your conference's delegate guide.

Related guides and events

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Event details are a summary; rules differ by conference, so always check your conference’s delegate guide.