9th CGC International MUN 2026 organised by CGC Landran
Babushahi Bureau
Chandigarh, January 28, 2026: The Department of International Affairs, CGC Landran, successfully organised the 9th CGC International Model United Nations (MUN) 2026 in the campus.
The event brought together over 375 delegates from across the country for two days of insightful discussions and debates.
The event saw participation from prestigious institutions including IIT Madras; Hindu College; University College of Medical Sciences, DU; Hansraj College; Thapar University; PEC; GNDU; NMIMS; Deakin University; UILS; Panjab University; Amity University; Bhavan Vidyalaya; DPS; among others. Delegates participated in deliberating and debating over various agendas through six committees namely UNGA DISEC with the Agenda: Establishing International norms for the safe, ethical and equitable use of Artificial Intelligence; UNHRC with the Agenda: Ensuring the protection and promotion of LGBTQ rights in accordance with international human rights standards; UNGA Historic with the Agenda: Evaluating regional security threats with emphasis on bilateral tensions between India-Pakistan; AIIPM with the Agenda: Reevaluating the institution of marriage in the context of rising divorce rates and changing social norms; International Press committee and Prayaas, a social committee for differently abled with the Agenda: The impact of digitalization on education for students with disabilities.
The inaugural ceremony was graced by distinguished dignitaries including Chief Guest, Ms. Alba Smeriglio, British Deputy High Commissioner, Chandigarh; Guests of Honour Ms. Madhu Mishra, Senior Advisor, Economics, Climate & Development, British Deputy High Commission, Chandigarh; and Mr. Vishal Khanna, Branch Head, IDP.
They were warmly welcomed by Dr. Rajdeep Singh, Campus Director, CGC Landran; Dr. Ramandeep Saini, Director-Principal, CBSA and Founder of CGC International MUN; Ms. Aishna Mahajan, Head of International Affairs & MUN Patron; along with Directors and Deans of the institution.
Inspiring keynote addresses by Ms. Smeriglio and Ms. Mishra encouraged participants to leverage the platform offered by MUN to enhance leadership skills, debate with empathy, respect diverse perspectives, become better listeners and resolve issues through dialogue and partnership.
The two-day event helped advance meaningful discussions, diverse perspectives and resolutions. A standout feature of the MUN was the ‘Prayaas Committee,’ a pioneering initiative dedicated to empowering students from schools for the visually impaired.
This committee enabled specially-abled participants to engage in global diplomacy, build confidence and contribute to resolutions, reflecting the event’s commitment to inclusivity and advancing diversity.
The two-day event ended on a celebratory note with a valedictory ceremony that honoured excellence and achievement of the participants. Winners from all six committees were felicitated for their outstanding performances with prizes worth more than rupees one lakh.
The collective enthusiasm and dedication of all the delegates, sponsors and organizing teams ensured a memorable experience for all involved at the 9th CGC International MUN 2026.