


TOMUN 2026
7th - 8th February 2026 at the International School of Turin Campus
9th February 2026 at the ILO International Training Campus in Turin
What's MUN
Model United Nations (MUN)
Model United Nations is an academic simulation of the United Nations that aims to educate students about civics, current events, effective communication, globalization and multilateral diplomacy.
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Over the past years, IST has organized and hosted the TOMUN (Turin Model United Nations) conference. Each year the conference is held at the United Nations campus in Turin in partnership with the International Labour Organization.
Within MUN students take on roles as delegates and ambassadors and participate in a simulated session of an intergovernmental organization. Students will research countries, take on roles as diplomats and ambassadors, investigate international issues, debate, deliberate, consult, negotiate and then develop solutions to world problems.
Delegates work in their committees and try to lobby, create and vote on clauses ready for resolutions. They then work in the General Assembly to try and pass their resolutions. The MUN club at IST meets once a week and is an excellent platform for students to develop their sense of internationalism and raise awareness of important world issues.
It is also a fantastic opportunity to meet other internationally minded students from around the world.

The Schedule
Saturday, February 7th
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Sunday, February 8th
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Monday, February 9th
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Committees
Please see the categories below:
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Security Council​
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Regulating aerial and maritime space violations.
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Maintaining political stability in the Israel-Gaza region whilst ensuring the safety and protection of endangered civilians.
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ECOSOC ​
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Regulating labor migration to ensure it promotes economic growth and protects domestic workers.
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Implementing measures to mitigate the impact of AI and/or mechanization on employment.
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Special Political ​
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Ensuring the rights and security of displaced people in the Nagorno-Karabakh region.
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Reducing political tensions to ensure peace and cooperation regarding the Kosovo-Serbia situation.
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WHO​
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Ensuring equitable access to effective maternal, neonatal and infant health care.
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Addressing the ethical issues arising from emerging genetic health technologies.
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SOCHUM
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Protecting Cultural Heritage in Conflict Zones.​
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Addressing the exploitation that arises from human trafficking and slavery.
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Human Rights Council
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Protecting the human rights of the inhabitants of the Gaza Strip.
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Ensuring the protection of the human rights of the Uyghur population.
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Environmental
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Mitigating the environmental effects of Data Centres and Large Language AI Models.
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Regulating Resource Exploitation by Multinational Corporations.
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DISEC​
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Regulating the use of Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs) in armed conflicts/warfare.
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Assisting States in reducing the illicit traffic in small arms and light weapons.
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General Assembly
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Reforming UN institutions to ensure resilience and to address the rise of unilateralism and global polarisation. ​​​​
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