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PRISMUN XI
United Nations Office on Drugs and crime
The United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC), established in 1997, is the leading UN body in addressing issues related to crime, drug control and justice. With its mandate to support global security, human rights and sustainable development, while combatting transnational organized crime, corruption, trafficking and terrorism.
At MUN, delegates in UNODC tackle complex global threats that undermine peace and stability by debating strategies to dismantle criminal networks, reduce drug abuse, strengthen border security and protect vulnerable populations from exploitation. By fostering international cooperation and resilience, UNODC aims to create safer societies and promote justice, equality and human dignity across the world.
Topic A
Addressing Diplomatic Immunity and National Sovereignty in International Efforts Against the Illicit Drug Trade in Latin American States
Topic b
Strengthening International Cooperation to Dismantle and Disrupt Transnational Organized Crime Networks
Yousof Daboul, Chair
A well-read political enthusiast and ardent speaker, Yousof knows it best when it comes to taking the lead. While his collaborative approach may be a stringent one, it is what makes him an outstanding team-player in any discourse no matter the agenda. Blending justice, humour, professionalism and just enough wit, Yousof – as your chair – will ensure debates remain structured yet alluring, keeping even the longest moderated caucuses lively and the most tense arguments deferential.
Zakriya Mansoor, Co-Chair
Zakriya is an accomplished and dedicated individual with a strong academic background and passion for global problem-solving, who blends analytical thinking with creativity. His diverse experiences have cultivated resilience and an ability to navigate complex global challenges; sharpening his contributions to Model United Nations. He excels at mentoring and connecting with people from diverse backgrounds, while his leadership roles highlight his dedication to advocacy and community-building. With this unique blend of fun and innovation, he is eager to serve as Co-chair of UNODC, fostering a dynamic environment where delegates feel empowered to contribute toward meaningful solutions.
