United Nations General Assembly – Disarmament and International Security Committee (UNGA–DISEC)
Strengthening Peace. Addressing Global Threats.The Disarmament and International Security Committee (DISEC) is the First Committee of the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA). It focuses on matters related to disarmament, international security, and challenges that threaten peace across the globe.
At KTMUN, DISEC gives delegates the opportunity to step into the shoes of global leaders and address pressing concerns such as nuclear disarmament, arms control, regional conflicts, outer space security, and the prevention of military technologies in the wrong hands.
The committee plays a vital role in maintaining international stability and ensuring collective security through diplomacy, negotiation, and consensus-building.
Dr. Nishant Dash
Chairperson
Nishant is a doctor by profession and a native of Bhubaneswar, Odisha. He has chaired numerous conferences in the Eastern and Southern circuits. With a longstanding passion for debating, parliamentary forums, and international law, he has cultivated deep expertise in both domestic and global affairs. Known as an Indian committee specialist, he also enjoys chairing General Assemblies and World Health Assemblies, using his knowledge to create enriching experiences for delegates across the country.
A firm believer in the educational value of MUNs, Nishant is passionate about mentoring young minds through Youth Parliaments and Model UNs. As he approaches the final chapters of his MUN journey, he remains committed to sharing his insights, driven by the belief that, while MUNs may not define one's life, the lessons learned within them are truly unparalleled.
Mr. Devayush Das
Vice Chairperson
Hailing from India’s Missile City, Baleswar, Devayush is a third-year Business Administration student at Siksha 'O' Anusandhan University, Bhubaneswar. His MUN journey has sharpened his negotiation and public speaking skills, fueling his passion for tackling global challenges through informed debate and innovative solutions beyond UN simulations. Living by the principle that "The best way to predict the future is to create it," he believes in taking decisive action to drive meaningful change. Whether in diplomacy, leadership, or global discourse, he strives not just to participate, but to shape conversations that leave a lasting impact.
Ms. Amisha Ray
Director
Amisha Ray is a third-year BBA LLB (Hons.) student at the KIIT School of Law, with a strong interest in international law, diplomacy, and dispute resolution. Beyond the realm of MUNs, her passion extends to parliamentary debates, moot courts, and pro bono work, where she contributes both as a speaker and an adjudicator. Known for her keen eye for diverse perspectives, she brings a unique approach to problem-solving. Amisha is dedicated to understanding varied viewpoints and capturing the nuances of every discussion, enabling her to craft impactful and effective outcomes.
Member States Represented
The following nations will be represented in the UNGA–DISEC simulation at KTMUN:
What DISEC Stands For
- Global Disarmament: Curbing the proliferation of weapons and promoting peaceful uses of technology.
- Conflict Resolution: Addressing disputes that threaten regional and international peace.
- Security Cooperation: Strengthening trust, alliances, and frameworks for collective safety.
- Future Stability: Tackling emerging security challenges including cyber warfare and outer space militarization.
Why Choose DISEC?
- Debate issues at the heart of international security and disarmament.
- Collaborate with global representatives to find peaceful solutions.
- Gain experience in multilateral diplomacy on some of the world’s most urgent issues.
- Understand how decisions in DISEC influence broader UN policy and global peace.