United Nations Special Conference

The United Nations Special Conference (UNSpC) serves as a flexible and temporary platform designed to address pressing global issues that require immediate and concentrated attention. Unlike standing UN committees, the UNSpC is convened for specific purposes, such as managing unprecedented crises, negotiating complex treaties, or addressing topics that overlap multiple areas of the UN’s mandate. Its establishment reflects the UN’s adaptability in responding to emerging challenges.

The UNSpC brings together member states, NGOs and experts to facilitate inclusive and dynamic discussions. It’s agenda often focuses on interdisciplinary challenges like cyber warfare, pandemic response, artificial intelligence governance, or climate- induced migration—issues that demand specialized attention and rapid coordination. UNSpC enables innovative solutions tailored to complex problems.

Topic at OLMUN 2025: Supporting International Efforts to Counter Piracy in the Horn of Africa

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