The IPC will operate 24/7: morning bulletins summarizing DISEC and UNCSW outcomes; crisis-committee live-tweet threads; IPCC infographics; and a polished end-of-conference gazette. Reporters will conduct on-the-spot interviews with high-profile chairs and publish “op-eds” that critique delegate performance, providing an authentic press-room dynamic

The NitiSabha will convene as a three-day diplomatic conclave, fostering meaningful dialogue, negotiation, and policy formulation on some of the most pressing global issues. Each day will be structured to allow in-depth deliberations, beginning with moderated debates and policy discussions, followed by expert consultations and resolution drafting. Committees will engage with dynamic agendas that reflect real-world challenges, encouraging delegates to collaborate, bridge ideological divides, and propose inclusive, actionable, and future-ready solutions. With an emphasis on multilateralism, the Sabha seeks to empower delegates to simulate the true spirit of international diplomacy—balancing national interests with global responsibility.

Our UN Women simulation will span over three impactful days of dialogue and deliberation. Day 1 will feature agenda-setting sessions focusing on gender-responsive budgeting and protection frameworks in conflict zones. Day 2 will include interactive roundtables with “policy influencers” on emerging issues such as AI bias and climate resilience for women. On Day 3, delegates will collaboratively draft an action oriented communique, incorporating strategic policy asks and accountability mechanisms aimed at advancing gender equality and women’s empowerment.