Security Council

The Security Council holds a uniquely powerful role in persevering international peace and shaping the direction of global politics. Since its first session in 1946, it has served as a cornerstone of the international system. Where clauses passed have changed lives, influenced nations, and echoed across generations. This year’s conference is centred around the theme of Resonance, a concept I'm personally fascinated by. In physics, resonance describes the amplification of energy when a system is met with a frequency that matches its own. Similarly, the Security Council acts as a resonating force for global cooperation where individual voices, when aligned with purpose, can create far-reaching impact. HIAMUN gives us the space to amplify those voices and build meaningful solutions that leave a lasting imprint on the international stage.

For HIAMUN 26’, my esteemed Chair Amr Beddah and I have selected two topics that reflect critical international concerns. The first, “Addressing Iran’s Uranium Enrichment and Its Impact on Regional and Global Security,” explores the geopolitical and security implications of Iran’s advancing nuclear program. The second, “The Crisis in Myanmar,” examines the country’s ongoing humanitarian and political turmoil and its threat to regional stability. Both are extremely pressing and relevant conflicts.

Amr and I are honored to welcome you to HIAMUN ‘26 and to the most prestigious forum within the United Nations. We look forward to seeing your voices resonate throughout debate as you represent your nations with purpose and poise. Together, let us ensure that the Security Council lives up to its legacy and shapes the future it was created to protect.

Nour Habib, President of the Security Council 

Topics

1. Addressing Iran’s Uranium Enrichment and Its Impact on Regional and Global Security

2. The Crisis in Myanmar