UNGA

The UNGA is the main deliberative body of the United Nations, comprising all 193 member states, each holding one vote regardless of size or power. It serves as a global forum for discussing pressing international issues, from peace and security to development and human rights, and adopts resolutions that reflect the collective will of the international community, though these are generally non-binding. In this committee, delegates will represent their nations' interests on a broad range of global agenda items, building coalitions and negotiating resolutions through diplomacy and consensus.