The Economic and Financial Committee discusses economic growth and development issues in the broadest sense of the United Nations. The agenda item will be focused on how to provide essential funds for the Sustainable Development Goals to be achieved. As the budget seems to be inadequate, necessary provisions shall be utilised in order to deal with the problem. The ECOFIN committee will be discussing the general economic policies of the United Nations on the macro level, and finding more budget on the micro level.

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The United Nations Office of Legal Affairs provides a unified central legal service for the Secretariat and the principal and other organs of the United Nations, and contributes to the progressive development and codification of international public and trade law. As the Security Council faces heavy backlash when it comes to fulfilling its responsibilities, mainly because of its way of operating with issues such as the veto power granted to the Permanent 5 members, the LEGAL committee will be discussing the possible changes to be made for the UNSC.

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​WHO is a United Nations Agency that aims to lead global efforts to expand universal health coverage, and help and champion all attempts in order to improve global health. Microplastics and their health effects are a field that is newly discovered, with research being recent research, but their damage has already been recognised. The WHO will be discussing the possible ways to reduce microplastic pollution and reduce its negative effects before the reduction of pollution to zero.

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The Benelux Parliament was established to advise member governments—Belgium, the Netherlands, and Luxembourg—on major economic and social matters in a way that safeguards their common interests, while also strengthening communication among the three countries. Founded as an institution of the Benelux Economic Union, the discussion will be about the immigrant policies to be taken, which would benefit all 3 states. The discrimination against immigrants in the workplace is an issue to be tackled in order to ensure immigrant safety and improve their living conditions. However, as immigrants serve as a cheaper workforce when compared to the local population, their effect on the unemployment of citizens can't be overlooked. Amidst the pros and cons, the participants are expected to devise their solution ideas to the problem with respect to the different political views represented in the house.

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The Collective Security Treaty Organization stands as an essential strategic framework to ensure military, political, and economic coordination in the Eurasian Region. The military defense structures developed by NATO in its Northern and Eastern Flank regions under the Helsinki Agreement to introduce Finland and Sweden into its structures have significantly weakened the CSTO's strategic foundations. In reaction to this major geopolitical development, it is mandatory for The Council to not only confine its response to political posturing but also systematically build a strategic response to fulfill its collective defense obligation from Article 4 of the Treaty. Participants must rapidly adapt their strategic concepts and force-deployment doctrines to address emerging challenges. They must negotiate how to maximize capabilities, coordinate joint plans, and adopt binding measures on budgets, exercises, and command structures.

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OTS is made up of Turkic-origin countries based on the cultural ties, common language, common culture and tradition, mutual benefit, and mutual security. At its 13th Summit, the participants will be discussing on how to further improve the collaboration in the fields of politics, economy, foreign policy, corporate, and state-wide cooperation. The Summit will allow the participants to explore unorthodox methods, as it does not have an assigned agenda item.

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The International Court of Justice serves as the judicial organ of the United Nations, with its main responsibilities being solving legal problems and giving legal advice to UN-related organs. It takes action through judicial proceedings between countries that fall into disputes regarding international law or against states that do not comply with international legal norms.

In the late 20th century, Indonesia was under the rule of President Suharto, who led an authoritarian regime during the time he ruled Indonesia. The House of Representatives was under oppression and could not produce any kind of legislation under the tyrannical rule until Suharto's resignation in 1998. The nation now stands at a possible milestone to once again introduce democracy and liberty to the nation, with this important task being given to the participants. The committee will be discussing all internal and external problems of Indonesia, alongside dealing with the remnants of an authoritarian regime, limiting its power.

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The transition from Ming to Qing, also known as the Manchu Conquest of China, was a long-fought conflict spanning decades between the strongest dynasties of China for control of the Mandate. As the empire grew weak, the Manchu people were able to expand into and settle in parts of China, eventually managing to seize control of the empire due to widespread rebellions, economic instability, and internal corruption. The participants will be taking the role of important historical figures of the war and will be able to devise their own strategies to be implemented.