XAMUN 2026
Xavier Academy Model United Nations
Nepal's leading Model United Nations club, XAMUN delivers an unmatched, world-class MUN experience for both national and international delegates. Launched in 2017 as Nepal's pioneering student-led MUN, we set the standard for high school-level international conferences in the country.
Through an immersive three-day United Nations committee simulation, we promote global discussion, diplomacy, and cross-cultural exchange — an exclusive and profound experience where young leaders grow, connect, and lead.
Our Mission
To engage high school students in meaningful global discussions, fostering diplomacy and leadership skills in a diverse and inclusive environment.
Our Vision
To inspire and empower the next generation of global leaders through a premier Model United Nations experience.
Our Goal
To provide an exceptional, inclusive, and high-quality MUN conference that equips delegates with the insights, connections, and skills to tackle the challenges of tomorrow.
Five Pillars of Global Discourse
At XAMUN 2026, delegates represent member nations across five specialized UN committees. Each presents a unique global challenge, encouraging in-depth research, critical debate, and diplomatic resolution.
Food & Agriculture Organization
Tackling global hunger, food security, and sustainable agriculture, delegates craft policies to build resilient food systems for a growing world.
Human Rights Council
Confronting the world's most pressing human rights challenges, delegates debate protections, accountability, and dignity for people everywhere.
High Commissioner for Refugees
Addressing the global refugee crisis, delegates design solutions for protection, resettlement, and the rights of displaced populations.
United Nations News Agency
Stepping into the role of international journalists, delegates report live on committee developments, shaping narratives with accuracy and integrity.
United Nations Security Council
Navigating emerging security threats and international conflicts, delegates engage in high-stakes diplomacy to safeguard global peace and stability.
XAMUN 2026
"Redefining Excellence"
XAMUN 2026 is poised to deliver another transformative experience — a fully residential, three-day, two-night conference where young minds engage with the world's most pressing issues. Delegates will explore emerging security threats, human rights, climate resilience, and shifting economic systems, developing bold solutions grounded in diplomacy and cooperation.
Guided by our enduring mascot, the One-Horned Rhino — a symbol of strength, resilience, and determination — every delegate becomes part of a community of youth motivated to create meaningful change.
Legacy of XAMUN
For nearly a decade, XAMUN has stood as a premier forum for diplomatic discussion — a journey defined by the invaluable contributions of delegates from across the globe.
The first international high school-level Model UN in Nepal, hosted at Xavier Academy in partnership with the Youth Thinkers' Society and supported by the US Embassy. 100+ delegates from Bangladesh, India, Kenya, Nepal, and Pakistan.
A three-day event at Club Himalaya, Nagarkot (June 16–18), organized entirely by Xavier Academy students. In collaboration with UNODC and UNFPA, it earned commendation from the UNODC office in Hungary.
An accurate and precise representation of the United Nations held at Dhulikhel Mountain Resort (September 6–9). Around 140 delegates from Bangladesh, India, and Nepal attended.
A global-scale event with 120 participants from Indonesia, India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, the UK, and Nepal. Backed by 32 sponsors at Godawari Village Resort, in collaboration with UNIC and UNFAO.
Around 140 delegates from Nepal, India, Bangladesh, Germany, and France gathered at Club Himalaya, Nagarkot (July 18–20). An authentic UN simulation delivered through meticulous planning and seamless execution.
More than 80 participants from Bangladesh, India, and Nepal joined this three-day conference at Club Himalaya, Nagarkot (August 16–18) — a platform to showcase talent and debate real-world issues.
Held at Hotel Sarathi, Dhulikhel (August 14–16), welcoming around 75 delegates from Nepal and Bangladesh. Enriched by Guests of Honour Dr. Gampo Dorji, Jaco du Toit, and Deputy Speaker Mrs. Indira Rana Magar.
The Organizing Committee
Behind every successful conference is a dedicated team committed to excellence.
As the Deputy Secretary-General of XAMUN 2026, I bring strong design skills and a creative mindset to the team. I am committed to innovative problem-solving and making this conference exceptional.
As the Secretary-General of XAMUN 2026, I am committed to making the impossible possible. With a focus on innovation, leadership, and teamwork, I am confident that XAMUN 2026 will be a resounding success.
As Plenary President, I am deeply committed to ensuring this event achieves the highest standards of excellence. Let us approach this forum not just to win debates, but to understand perspectives, build bridges, and create a better world.
Event Flow
A carefully crafted three-day journey of diplomacy, culture, and celebration.
Opening Ceremony
The official inauguration of XAMUN 2026.
Committee Sessions Begin
Delegates enter their rooms and begin the UN simulation.
Global Village Night
Participants present and perform pieces celebrating their cultures.
Sessions Continue
Delegates deepen debate and advance toward resolutions.
Diplomatic Dinner & Gala Night
An evening where delegates dance, connect, and celebrate.
Sessions Conclude
Committees finalize their resolutions.
Closing Ceremony & Awards
The grand finale, honoring outstanding delegates.
Be the Change You Want
to See in the World
Join XAMUN 2026 and begin your journey as a global leader today. Step into the role of a world diplomat, tackle the challenges shaping our future, and become part of a legacy nearly a decade in the making.
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