HAITIAN ARMAMENT CRISIS

As the Tournament of Champions General Assembly committee, DISEC marks a historic first: the iteration of a TOC-level General Assembly, created to redefine the limits of advanced multilateral diplomacy. DISEC at HarvardMUN Canada represents the pinnacle of the competitive Model United Nations circuit, bringing together the most accomplished delegates to operate in an environment defined by intensity, complexity, and consequence. Rooted in the mandate of the UN General Assembly’s First Committee, TOC DISEC reflects a world where global security is no longer governed by precedent alone, but by rapid technological change, strategic uncertainty, and increasingly fragile international norms.

Unlike a traditional security forum, DISEC at HarvardMUN Canada immerses delegates in a high-stakes decision-making environment where information is incomplete, trust is scarce, and every choice reverberates across the global order. Delegates will navigate deterrence, escalation, and cooperation at once, confronting threats that blur the boundaries between diplomacy, warfare, and emerging technology. Actions taken in this committee will reshape alliances, provoke rivalries, and redefine stability itself. Delegates are expected to think multiple moves ahead, exercise restraint under pressure, and balance national interest against the survival of the global order. This committee rewards strategic vision, disciplined negotiation, and decisive leadership at the highest level. DISEC offers a rare opportunity to participate in a defining experiment in elite diplomacy, where the future of international security is shaped not by theory, but by the caliber of those bold enough to lead.